Hapeee aims to help you on your mental health journey and it’s here to give you some tools that might guide you along the way.
The Problem
Mentally self-aware millennials and gen zs want a better understanding of their emotions and feelings because they are getting increasingly interested in their mental wellbeing but lack the proper tools to improve and monitor them to work on themselves effectively.
The Solution
Hapeee aims to help the users, who are mentally self-aware people, have a better understanding of their emotions and feelings.
Users can share their feelings with people who might be going through the same as them, reach for help in whatever level they feel comfortable, track their ups and downs, and identify triggers in their mood and behaviour through the assistance of tests and tips.
By ensuring these features, we can provide the users with the tools they lack in their environments and day to day life, to have a better mental health and a more peaceful life.
Role and Timing
Role: UX/ UI Designer alongside Paulina Labastidas
Tools used: Figma, Photoshop, Figjam
Timeline: 10 day
Challenge and Goals
How people can adopt and commit to a health-improving routine?
The app can address any aspect of personal well-being.
The app should monitors the users’ progress and encourages them to adopt a healthier lifestyle.
Users must retain control over their personal data (GDPR Compliance).
The user interface should reflect a new, fresh, updated image aligned with the Daily Health Conference values.
Quantitative User Research
We sent a survey to get an idea of what the user target is going to be and how to prepare the user interview guide. We got over a hundred responses of the survey.
Qualitative User Research
We interviewed 8 possible users of Hapeee: young people between the ages of 25-50, that struggled or is currently struggling with their mental health. Also people who is not sure about what is happening to them.
Some of the challenges we faced was the misinformation about mental health and the resistance of a percentage of population to learning about mental health.
Meet Bianca // User Persona
User Journey
Opportunities // How Might We help Bianca?
HMW help her identify the first signs of anxiety/depression
HMW help her express her feelings
HMW help other people notice her shutting down
HMW help her prevent breakdowns
HMW help her reach for help
HMW help her recover from a breakdown
Ideation
MoSCoW Method
Conducted crazy 8’s to get quickly ideas of what features our app is going to have. 16 ideas after, through dot voting and the MoSCow method we can prioritise all these ideas on what the app must, should, could and won’t have.
Features
We added two unique features that currently don’t exist in the market.
The option of making the Journaling private or public, and the tap a friend feature, where you can set a list of friends and just with one click they will receive a notification with a customise message.
Mid-Fi and iterations
Branding
Accesibility Test
HIFI Prototype
01. Onboarding
Welcome page and onboarding process, explaining the features and how the app works.
02. Setting profile
Setting up your personal profile to start the journey with Happeee! Set your mood so you can keep track after with the Mood Tracker.
03. Home page and Journaling
Home page with the option of change the settings or Profile page.
The journaling feature allows you to post your thoughts and make them public or private. It gives you the opportunity of keeping a journal of your improvements and share it with others!
Also, you can sort the journaling page by your personal posts, other people’s or all of them together.
04. Tap a friend
Set up a list of friends so with just one click you can reach them with a personalised message when you need some help or support.
05. Tracker and Activities
Track your mood and achievements sorting them by day, month or year.
List of activities recommended depending on your mood, and if you are not sure what to do, just take a quick test to figure it out.
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