Cry Baby App UX

By Chris Hibbert in Portfolio on Jan 10, 2015 with 0 Comments

Produced as part of General Assembly’s UX course with expert help from the Parenting Research Centre, the CryBaby mobile app records and measures an infants sleep cycle over a 24 hour period. The primary goal is to help reassure parents that they are not alone and to give them the ability to gauge a baby’s sleep patterns, helping them make educated decisions while being able to access timely, professional advice.

The full UX process was implemented including online surveys, interviews, user personas, multitudes of sketches, and extensive user testing. The resulting wireframes display a clear user-friendly experience that provide feedback without needing to drill down into multiple levels.

Currently being considered by the PRC for further development next steps include visual design and prototyping.

Click here to view the interactive Axure wireframes.

Click here to download the final presentation.

Concept sketches