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ClimaHealth - Protecting Your Health Ahead of the Weather

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Now that the app is complete, I put together a section of promotional images to illustrate what the app is about. I am pleased with how the final app turned out. It was a valuable experience to work through an app with the appropriate processes in order to create something that is ultimately something real people would like. Of course it’s not the exact experience of working in a professional role but it does give you an insight into what is at least expected to create an app which is of real value. Of course there could be things I do differently or more efficiently but overall I am satisfied with how I done with this project.

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Weather App: Screen Icon

As you’ll have noticed on the screens - the screen icons. I felt the first one worked best for a ‘hub’ section. The symptom tracker felt like a target, or some sort of progress icon. The sun for the forecast screen is self-explanatory; the threat tracker has a warning sign and the profile one consists of a person icon. Having visual things look as universally recognisable is critical for having an effective design.

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Weather App: Profile Screen

The last screen is of course the profile section. On this here you would be able to edit your details, as well as your medical ones and also your preferences. You’ll also be able to log out via this section as well. A part at the end also shows what it would be like to just sign in rather than setting up an account.

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Weather App: Threat Tracker

The purpose for this screen is to be able to see visually how big of an issue certain environmental elements could be to your health. So in the instance of hay fever, you could visually see how much pollen levels will rise or fall throughout the week.

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Weather App: Forecast Screen

For the weather forecast I wanted to keep it as simple as possible. It includes a 7-day forecast with basic weather and temperature information. I’m having doubts about the visibility of the clouds on the pages however, perhaps I could alter those to make it easier to see.

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Weather App: Symptom Tracker Screen

The next section of the weather app is to track your health throughout the month. It shows a calendar with some progress bars underneath. I envisage that you would select edit and put down a new date and how you’ve been feeling.

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Weather App: Hub Screen

At this stage you’ll have finally made it to the main stage of the app, when you can now view all the relevant information and features available to you to help improve the quality of your life. For some reason the hub screen starts at the bottom, I’m not quite sure why, will have to see if there’s a solution to that.

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Weather App: Onboarding Screens

Once your account has been set up, you’ll then be directed to the onboarding screens, which illustrates the three main features of the app; which are about putting in your medical details, receiving medical advice and tracking your progress.