Last Minute Lockdown: Why Healthcare Companies Need to Focus on UX to Maximize the Benefits of Telehealth
2020 is throwing us an awful lot of curveballs lately, and recent developments in healthcare technology have not been spared.
With the rapid global spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), talk of social distancing quickly turned into government-mandated orders to stay at home in many places, with the goal of “flattening the curve,” or easing the burden on the world’s healthcare systems.
Now, it seems that all we can do to keep from catching a bad case of cabin fever is tune into variations on the latest breaking news headlines akin to, “Social creatures adapting to life on lockdown.
This Small Purpose-Driven Company Dreams in Color to Save the World
In this post, we’re giving a summary of our latest podcast episode “Who Dreams In Color”. If you don’t have time to read the entire post, check out the link below! We’ve had a lot of conversations with people who were interested in what our name meant and the type of companies we aim to help. So we’re going to answer these questions now, dive into it, and give you the history of Dream In Color.
Data is more than a stupid Dashboard!
I apologize in advance for my tone, but I’m frustrated with the current state of the Data Dashboard!
I’m one of the top 3% UI/UX design specialist in the world - the world … that’s no typo. My gifts lie in the exciting realm of…… Data Dashboard/Visualization Strategy!
Way too often I come - I’m being nice - every minute of the day I come across a dashboard that looks like a damn coloring box (see the image above) - NO PRIORITIZATION, NO HIERARCHY, AND NO INTEGRATED/AUTOMATED WAY TO TAKE ACTION.
Design is Development, and Development is design.
The amazing thing about being a “creative” is that you can literally craft anything with a little elbow grease, hard work, dedication, and caffeine (yes, that’s a requirement). As a data-centric UI/UX Designer/Developer and Technologist and CTO it’s inspiring to see some of the incredible visualizations, dashboards, etc. that folks create to present what is often mind-numbingly complex information in ways that can be easily digested and acted upon. Remember, design is development, and development is design.
How to Transform Your Past into a Successful Future - An Interview with Amy Oughton, CEO of Dream in Color
Many clients have asked me about how I got started doing what I do now. What motivates me to pursue great technology for worthy causes? How do I avoid burnout? These are important questions for every entrepreneur. I’m going to open my heart up today with this Q&A post and answer five questions about why I got into helping others through technology in the first place. Here’s my story on how to transform your past into a successful future.
