Covid Vaccine Challenge

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Hey Kailash, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I really like the way you have broken down the scheduling process to be more visual. The way you have users pick the vaccine type by overlaying it over the map is creative and a great experience. I would suggest that you consider the experience of your users on the far left screen. You have added metrics for people to see how people have covid in their zone so it might be a good experience to mention some key reasons that people should get vaccinated to reduce these numbers. That first screen has a lot going on so I would explore the content you have on there and decide what's adding the most value and what could be simplified. Visually I think you have done an incredible job laying out the pages, creating a clear hierarchy, and keeping the designs consistent and accessible. The only thing that stands out to me that doesn't seem to belong is the way you have styled the "Infected" and "Dead" cards. The colors and icon styling don't seem to match the rest of the product. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Thanks very much Crowwwn. I completely agree with your suggestions. This is really helpful. I will try to participate in future contests.

Hey Vineeth, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I really like that you have thought through the flow both when there are vaccines available as well as when there aren't. I was a bit confused to see step 3 only, but I understand this is the last step in creating an alert. Showing the first step might make that screen a bit more clear. Looking at your scheduling solution I love that you allow users to select a date, the vaccine type, and schedule a time slot. I would consider that some users may want to find a location that's in a different location than your suggestions. If that's the case I would expect to see some type of search field for finding clinics in different locations. Visually you have done a great job building a very clear hierarchy that's easy to understand quickly. I like the use of different button styles and colors to pull the focus towards specific things. Your work is consistent through the entire design and I don't see any accessibility issues so I don't have much feedback for you visually. Overall I think you have done a great job and should be proud of your work. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Praveen, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I apologize for the delay in getting you feedback. Looking at each screen, I can understand what I am supposed to do. I am a bit confused about the confirmation screen because I am not sure if I select the time on that screen or if it's just showing me which time I selected. If it's allowing the user to select a time I would expect that to come before the confirmation since that should be the last step. I also think you could have simplified the flow a little by allowing users to select the clinic first then use the data from that clinic to show which options are needed and available. Visually I would focus on making your drop shadows a light lighter and spread a lot more. A drop shadow should be barely visible and not call attention. I would also pay attention to the spacing of your content. I would suggest bringing the labels for each section closer to the content they belong to and adding more white space between major sections. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Nicely bro but ..... If any uneducated farmers want to vaccinated then ..? What is the next step

Should have rather just put up the screenshots of Cowin app. Why take so much efforts to copy existig website's design

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Hey Hrithik, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I apologize for the delay in getting you feedback. You have done a great job solving this week's challenge and doing it in a simple way. I was a bit confused by the first card on the left page because the green text made me think that the person had finished getting vaccinated. If you want to show that someone has 1 of 2 vaccines, I would suggest showing both and making one complete but leaving the second unchecked. I really like how you have combined the vaccine type with the available times. I would consider graying out the rest of the options once one is selected so users don't try to pick multiple options. Visually I would try to make more of a hierarchy within your cards. You have done a great job using different weights but I would make important text bigger and make sure that the subtext doesn't get too small. Like I said above I was a bit confused by the colors of the text since green, yellow, and red all mean something to people and it doesn't feel like you kept that pattern. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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Hey Mohamed, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! The experience you have created looks great but I would have liked to see more details in the way people search for the right clinic and select the date and time for their appointment. I would suggest adding a map on the "Book slot" page so users can see which hospitals/clinics have vaccines in their area. I am not fully understanding how the "Slots" screen would work. I feel like there is information needed to pull up slots that are relevant to the user, so I don't know where those slots are coming from. On the "member's" page, I like that I can see information about each person but have a really hard time reading the light text on the gradient. I would suggest styling the top card the same as the bottom and using the gradient for the primary button to call attention to it. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Nancy, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have done a great job getting a lot of content into two screens that are still easy to read. I would suggest removing the "What to know before..." image from the right screen and adding it to the landing page of this app. I feel like that article is helpful for people deciding but people who have already filled in their information probably already know what's important. Instead, I would replace it with a map so users can see where the clinics are located based on their location. Visually I would consider using less of a drastic gradient in the background since it does pull attention away from the content. I would suggest using gradients for buttons or important text and that the background should be simple. I would also consider using a different color for the information at the bottom of the screen. That information is important and I think the red on the black is difficult to read. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Harshath, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! We are glad to hear you enjoyed this challenge. Your solution to this week's challenge is really clean and straightforward. I initially didn't see the option to pick a time under the date selector. I would consider making it more obvious that there are multiple times that can be selected and not just the single time. I also would have liked to see the option to see the vaccination centers on a map because I think people are visual and have an easier time picking this way. I would also consider adding a search bar so that the user can search destinations that's aren't close by if they are traveling. Visually I think you have done an incredible job with the colors and the layout of each of the pages. I think the arrow icons by the addresses are a bit heavy compared to the rest of the design. I might consider making it a lighter color or outlined. I would also suggest changing the text on the left screen to say "Get tested" and "Get Vaccinated" or "Schedule Vaccination" the way the text is right now doesn't tell me what the action is and it's a bit confusing. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Akash, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I apologize for the delay in getting you feedback. The first suggestion I would make is using an artboard that has a 4:3 ratio to place all your screens on. This will help you reduce screens that aren't needed to explain your solution as well as make the screens larger so viewers can see the detail you have put into each screen. Looking at your solution I see what looks like two different flows I am a bit confused why the user sees the results for vaccinations in a list view but doesn't see them on a map. I think users would have an easier time choosing something close to where they live if they can see it displayed on a map. I would also consider keeping the date and time together on the same screen so you can remove the "appointments" screen. Visually I would suggest trying to be a little more consistent with the amount of padding you leave from the edge of the screen. I see text that's close to the edge as well as far away. Lastly, I would consider pulling more inspiration around using drop shadows in your design. Drop shadows should not be extremely visible and should fade into the background letting users know there's added elevation but not pulling attention. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Well done, amazing design.

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Great attractive design.

Hey Rushabh, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Sorry for the delay in getting you feedback. Looking at your solution I like that the user can search within their city to see how many vaccines are available. I am not sure if the "0 Dose" means there are 0 doses in my area or if I haven't received a dose yet. I would consider breaking up the middle screen into a multi-step process to reduce the amount of scrolling needed. I would consider letting the user put in their information, pick a vaccine type, pick which clinic they want, then schedule the time and date. Right now there isn't a way to select the hospital or clinic while booking the appointment. People may want to edit their clinic in the middle of the process so I would consider adding it. Visually I think some of your text has gotten too light and small so it's very hard to read. I would also consider adding more padding within the cards on your home screen since the content seems smashed in the card. Lastly, I would consider giving the separate sections in the middle screen subtitles and more space so there is a clear break between user details, the vaccine type, etc. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hello Adufe, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I apologize for the delay in getting you feedback. Looking at your design you have done a great job making a visually appealing app. I wish I could have seen more of the setup process but I like that you have simplified the experience by having people make a profile. I would consider using a date picker rather than a row of dates since a date picker scales better by allowing you to see over 30 days at a time. I will also say that people often have a hard time reading vertical text. I would save that type of styling for logos and graphics. I am also not sure if the social proof for the vaccination is necessary or even possible since people's medical information is typically kept private. Visually I think you have done a great job creating a hierarchy, displaying the map, and bringing in images. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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I think, only this one is the closest to the required task. Nice design and well done UX

Thanks for the feedback @Crowwwn

Hey Rishav, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Your design clearly solves the problem and does it in a way that's easy to understand. As I go from screen to screen I have no questions about what I should be doing. I may suggest that you don't need the countries stats on every single page since it adds to the mental load users must process. I would reccomend making a seperate page for stats that the users who are interested can look at. I think if you removed those from the header and replaced them with a title it would help simplify the screens. As I navigate from screen to screen I do feel a slight disconnect as far as style goes. I would consider removing the geometric shapes from the "book appointment" cards and using those somewhere without icons (possibly the header). I would also consider simplifying the colors you have used since I see some pastels and some highly saturated colors and the overall feel doesn't seem consistent. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Chanchal, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Your solution to this week's challenge is super simple which makes it extremely easy to use and digest. One suggestion I do have is to add is a way for users to search for vaccine centers in a specific location. While the user may have added their address in their profile there is a possibility they may not be at that address and want to search somewhere else. I would consider changing the background of the cards to be either white or grey and instead use the purple color as an outline or as a way to call attention to links. Why I suggest this is because the purple makes the text a bit hard to read and doesn't allow you to use much of a variety of text colors. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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But it's ok I'll remember next time... Thank u soo much

Thank u for your suggestions. I really appreciate that u saw my work..i have design complete application for covid but i missed to upload main part of appointment

Hi Naushin, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! While I think you have done some amazing work with your design I don't see the flow for scheduling an appointment. It looks like this design is focused on showing the data around the number of cases in specific areas. From your description, it sounds like you did a lot around the UX process, but if you miss the main job you're trying to solve for the experience won't work. Visually I like your consistent colors, use of illustrations, and bright call to action buttons. I would consider making the light grey text darker so it has enough contrast to be visible. The layout of each of the pages is good with a clear hierarchy. I would consider not using red for buttons unless there is an error or emergency so that users don't think something is broken. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Thanks for your feedback! Completely agree with you on those points, will take this into consideration for future submissions. Have a great Sunday!

Hey Ben, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I really love the amount of detail you put into these designs. Things like a frequently asked questions section are often overlooked but extremely important with products that are new for users. As I go through your screens I can understand what to do with each one, I do feel like the hierarchy is a bit off though. While I can see why you have made the titles a bit smaller than the information I would suggest that by making the hospital name bigger than the title users may skip over the title and not understand the screen. Visually I would consider the color contrast with the light grey text you're using for the F.A.Q. While this may not be as important as some of the other information it should still be dark enough to be legible by all users. Visually I would consider making the grey divider lines a light grey rather than the black you're using. Those should be dark enough for users to see but light enough that they don't distract from the fields. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Eric, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I love seeing the amount of time and research you put into understanding the problem before even starting on the design. This has helped you end up with a design that's easy to digest and use. Looking at the experience I see that I could learn more about a clinic and then pick to book an appointment. I do wish that the users were able to select a specific time though since I think this would help the user and the hospital. From the screens, I am also not sure if this app allows its users to search on a map for clinics near them. I assume that's how the user navigated to the left screen in your mocks but without more info, I wouldn't be sure. Visually you have done an incredible job using color to make the app both professional but also fun. I would consider making your light grey text and icons a bit darker because I worry about legibility. The only other real visual feedback I have is that the icon styling you have used seems a bit inconsistent because of the mix of filled and line icons. You may want to explore making those more consistent but overall it's a great-looking design. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hello Vaigunthan, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have done a great job showing the flow in just 3 screens. I would consider that users may want to pick a hospital first, then select a date and time that they have available. I can see this being true when users only have a few hospitals near their house or their insurance is only accepted in certain places. I also don't see a way to pick the time I want, I am not sure if that's just on a different screen that wasn't included but I would definitely make sure that's something users can do. On the registration page, I feel like the layout is a bit confusing. I would consider adding more space between different sections and making the field label closer to the field. Right now the spacing seems a bit inconsistent which makes it hard to digest. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Naitik, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have done a great job making screens that are easy to digest and fun to look at. I see that you have added a location to the top of the middle screen, but I don't see a way to pick which hospital or clinic I would be getting the vaccine at. While I really like the content you have designed in the middle and left screen I think you may have gotten a bit off from solving the challenge of scheduling an appointment. I would suggest making the "Your age" component a text field rather than a scrollable bar since typing would be fast for most users. I would also consider the states of the dates when there are no available time slots. Overall I think you have done an incredible job making a beautiful app, I just wish I could have seen more of the flow for the given challenge. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Kishor, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! There are a few details that you have added that really stand out to me. The first is that you have included a way for users to reschedule which is extremely important since plans often change. The second is that you have included the percent of people in the area that have been vaccinated. That's data that I would like to know in my life so I think it's a great addition. I would suggest simplifying the scheduling page by breaking it into three steps. Why I suggest this is because right now you have a large table that's side-scrolling and isn't a great experience. If you were to break up picking a clinic, picking a date, and then a time into three different sections, it would be more straightforward forward in my opinion. I would also remove the large blue Note at the bottom of the page. Right now the text is so small that people wouldn't even be able to read it. If you want it to be part of the design, make it so users can close it so that you can utilize the entire screen with content rather than having that information on each screen. Visually I think you have done a good job creating a hierarchy on the page. I might give a title to the "needs to schedule" vs. "scheduled" users on the left screen. I would also consider using a different color or shade for the orange since it's bright and hard to read on the white background. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Gopichand, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! First, I would consider adding more text to your description so we can all understand how you solved the challenge. While I think you have designed a great landing page for collecting information about the user, you haven't shown the flow for scheduling the appointment. I would try to focus on solving the problem given so we can give you better feedback on your work. Visually I would suggest moving the field labels closer to the field so the user knows which label belongs to which field. I would also add a bit more information at the top of the page so users know what they will need to schedule an appointment, more information around the different vaccines, etc. Hi x, thank you for participating in this week's challenge!

Hey Aseela, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I apologize for the delay in getting you feedback. While I think you did a great job making an app that someone could have to prove they had been vaccinated, I wish I could have seen more of the scheduling process. I think you did a great job adding all the important details into the search experience, but I did not initially see how to select the date and know how I would pick a time. I would also consider breaking up your filters on the far left screen so they are grouped in a way that shows that multiple can be selected. Visually I think you have done a great job making an app that looks professional but I would push you to try and add something fun to the design such as illustrations or patterns. This will create a better experience for users since it will make the app seem less serious. I would also consider not using red for the buttons and text since that's typically saved for error states and warnings. You could use some type of grey to show that things aren't available rather than calling a lot of attention to the things the users can't pick. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Abhisekh, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I love that you have designed this around some of the challenges you faced personally. It would have been great if you would have talked to a few of your friends to see if they had the same problem and if this design would have fixed those problems. To me, your design solved this week's problem. A suggestion I would make is cleaning up the experience for multiple users. I don't see a way to add or edit users so I am left a bit confused around how they got there. It might be more simple to have a list of the people who are in your group and have the user select a user and check them in one at a time. Having that all on the same screen gets a bit busy in my opinion. Visually I would keep an eye on the legibility of your text. You're using a light grey text on a grey background and it's difficult to read. Making sure your designs are accessible to all users is a big part of designing a great experience. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Lal, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I would suggest maximizing the screen height when uploading since the way you have laid your design out looks great but it's very difficult to understand the design since it's so small. Consider making your artboard a 4:3 ratio and laying out the screens within that size so you can show the most detail. For your solution, I really like that you have multiple clear actions on your landing page. I would say to consider making your "Check now" button either left-aligned to the text or right-aligned to the entire card. The way you have that button now looks like it's floating. The "Vaccine availability" page has a lot of great information but I get a bit overwhelmed trying to process it. I would consider making it multiple steps, or adding more space between the sections so the user can process the information more clearly. Visually I would not put grey text on a colored background just because it often becomes illegible. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hello Dibyansu, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Thank you for adding a great description that talks more about the problem and how you have solved it. I like that you have thought through the entire process and have even added a way to switch between different languages. On the onboarding screens, I would suggest adding a bit more subtext to help the users understand what will happen next. For example, under the "Card number" field you could say "Once submitted we will send you a one-time passcode" which would help them understand what will happen next. I am not sure that I agree that this should be a social app since I know that some people don't want to get vaccinated and something like this would inform all their friends they didn't. I like that you have broken down the steps of registering so that each page is simple and easy to understand. Visually I would consider using the entire screen to display the calendar picker. The component seems like it's not making the best use of space as it is. I would also consider doing something to differentiate the header from the rest of the screen. On the Review page, the header starts to merge with the content so it becomes a bit hard to digest. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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Hi Selen, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! We are happy that you got some time to submit again! I think you have everything in your design that would be needed to schedule an appointment to get vaccinated but I do worry that you have tried to combine too many screens which has hurt the usability. On the left screen, I am a bit confused by the filters because some of them look like they should be adjustable. I am then assuming there is a list view that would slide up to show me the available clinics. I wonder if people would rather just use the map and have the information filter what shows there rather than having a list. On the middle screen, I like that I can learn more about the hospital but suggest making the working hour times below the chart a bit darker since they are difficult to read. The right screen to me would be better if it was broken into multiple steps so you could display more information for each section. Maybe make it so adding your information and picking a date and time are two different screens to make it easier to use. Visually I would consider giving more padding within your filters. Giving more space between the text and the border makes the filters easier to read and differentiate. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Norbert, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I think you have a great solution from reading your description but am a bit confused by the screens you have designed. The far-left screen looks like I start with a date and time I am available and then move to make an appointment. The part the confuses me is that the upcoming availability seems to be after the date selected. The settings then confuse me because it seems like the app will let me know when something is available but it's also asking me to pick an appointment. I guess I am just confused about whether this is two different flows or I am just not understanding how to use it. Visually I think you have done a great job laying out the page and making it easy to digest. I would suggest making the "Miles radius" slider a bit more obvious since I think it's blending into the header and getting a bit lost. By detaching it, you may be able to direct users to it a bit easier. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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Hello Avinash, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I think that it's great that you have considered what will happen if there are no available vaccines. Signing up for alerts is a great solution to that problem. As far as scheduling goes I think you have made that experience very clear. I do wonder if there is a place to pick a time slot if there are available vaccines. I would also suggest spreading your screens out so they don't cut off content. Since your last screen only changes a single form, that needs to be fully visible. I would also consider the copy you have added to the message with the illustration at the top of the screen. I don't feel like that gives me much information and I may prefer to see that if there are updates with the vaccines or availability. Visually I think the app is consistent and has a hierarchy that's easy to understand. While I like the added Covid illustration in the background I would consider placing it above the title so it's not overlapping any of the text. Illustrations behind text often make it difficult to read and distract the user. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hello Shree, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I am excited that you were able to submit your first design even though it wasn't super easy. I think you have done a great job solving this challenge by making an easy-to-follow scheduling app. Looking at the experience I had to search to find the search bar. Typically the header would have a title, and the search bar would be in line with the search results. On the middle screen, I think you could have made it so the entire calendar month was showing so people can schedule time in advance. I would also consider showing the different states when there are days that are full and don't have any appointments left. I would also consider displaying the hospitals on a map since people are typically searching based on their location. Visually I like that you have made the app simple with a clear call to action button style. I think adding a map or a third color as the primary button would help make the design more interesting. Lastly, the text seems to have gotten a bit small on some of the screens. I would make it a bit bigger so that all users can read it. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Sowbhagya, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Your solution is simple, and I think users with very little tech knowledge would understand how to make an appointment. Looking at the experience, I do wish I could pick a specific time of day so that I wouldn't have to wait for hours at the clinic. Setting time slots would also let the clinic pick how many people they can schedule per hour so there is less wait time. I like the way your map takes up most of the far left screen because it makes it easier to use. I would consider making the suggested locations at the bottom of the screen a bit bigger and possibly add a way to see nearby locations in a list view. Visually you have done a great job make a professional-looking app. I would suggest making the unselected items under "Vaccine" and "Dosage" a bit darker. They are extremely light right now and look like they may be disabled. Lastly, I don't think that the illustration on the last screen is consistent with the rest of the app. I would suggest changing the colors to match the blue and green seen on the other screens. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Julita, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Looking at your solution to this week's challenge I think you have all the right features to make the design successful. I am having a bit of a hard time flowing through the design though because the hierarchy seems a bit off. What I mean by that is the on the far left screen I would expect the map (or my location) to be the first thing I see, then I would expect to see the details under the map that show availability for each location. Right now it seems a bit backward since it looks like the location is after the suggestion. I also would like to see a title at the top of the page that stands out a bit more so I know what the page is about. The two right screens I would love to see better alignment. Right now most of the content is aligned left but then the time component isn't aligned to them. There is also a bit too much spacing between the different fields, I would group them together better and give more space between the title and the fields. Visually I would consider pulling a few examples of designs you like before starting your work. I think this would help you better understand the sizing and spacing of components. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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Hi Pranav, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I would suggest removing the preview text from your design so it's not distracting users from your work. You have done a great job making screens that are easy to digest and understand. I am a bit confused about the transition from picking the vaccine to choosing a hospital. I assume this screen shows that I have already picked a hospital since I don't see a way to search or edit the clinics. If I am mistaken then I would consider including a search bar to make the experience easier for your users. Another suggestion would be to add a time block for the users to pick so they can show up at the hospital and not have to wait an entire day. I do like your idea of having quick access to the confirmation to show at the hospital so it's easy to get in. Visually, I feel like there is a bit of inconsistency since you're using a bunch of different colors. While it's consistent from screen to screen I would consider using the same green for the header and navigation and then using the mind or blue as the primary button. Lastly, I would consider the size of some of your text. The date picker seems to have gotten pretty small which would be hard for people with large fingers to use. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hello Sanjai, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! It's great to hear that you looked for inspiration by looking at competitor products. Overall you have solved this week's challenge but I have some concerns about its usability. I really like the first screen because I think it's broken up well and is easy to digest. I struggle with the middle screen because I feel like you have tried to add too much content onto a single screen. I would suggest breaking up that screen and first have the user search and pick the location and then create a second screen that allows them to pick a date and time that is available. By putting it all on one screen it's hard to digest and you also don't have a way to search the map or change the location. Visually I would suggest simplifying the page by making your drop shadows a lot less visible. A drop shadow should help show elevation and that something can be clicked, it should not pull the user's attention. I would recommend that you don't out shadows on icons themselves but make a box around the icons and add a shadow to that. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Shrutika, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Looking at your solution to this week's challenge I see most, if not all, of the important content that I think would be required by an app like this. I would suggest improving the experience a bit by making the text a lot lighter so users can read it. Right now I can barely read the light grey text on the black background. On the "Schedule Dose" screen I would consider left aligning the search field. I would also make the "Address" tab a light grey instead of the blur that you have done. The reason why is because I think that users may assume that the blurred-out content is disabled. By changing the text weight or making it a bit lighter users will know it's usable but not selected. Visually I like that you have used a gradient to outline the buttons. I think this adds a touch of fun to the app and also calls attention to the buttons. I would consider making the button text a bit smaller since there isn't much padding around the register button. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

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Hi Manisha, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! The first thing I would suggest is exporting your designs at a higher quality so people can zoom in to see the detail you have added. Also, consider using fewer screens if you can't lay out the page in a way that can be presented well. As far as your solution goes I would have seen more information within the search results. By placing the appointment details after a user puts in all their information may cause some users to have to navigate back and retype all of the content. I would suggest showing available times for the appointment and once a user selects a time and date let them fill in their information. Visually I would consider making your light grey text darker since it's difficult to see. I would also suggest adding labels to all of your fields so users know what they should put in there even after deleting the placeholder text. This will also make the component accessible for all users. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Samiksha, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I would suggest writing a bit more in your description to help us understand your solution to the problem and not just the style you did it in. While neumorphism can look really cool it can often make the experience of a product harder to understand. Things like field names and cards don't look as interactive and it can make the user feel confused. Your solution to the challenge has most of what I would expect to see but I would consider the experience a little more. When a user is searching for a location for example it may be easier for them to see a map view rather than a list so they can compare the distance from their house to the clinics. I would also suggest adding a way for users to select a time slot so they don't have to wait as long as the hospital. Visually I would focus on making things more consistent. Right now I see a lot of different illustration styles, colors, and field widths. By picking a consistent style and applying that to each page the user can more easily digest the screen and understand what to do. I do applaud you for trying a new style though! I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Yennhi, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have done a great job solving this challenge by creating a straightforward way to schedule an appointment. I would suggest making the radio button under the "Choose a location" section a search box rather than a radio button. While you may want to surface locations based on the user's location, having an open search box at the top would allow them to adjust the results if they wanted to search somewhere else. I would also consider changing the color of the titles on each section just because the red makes it look like there is an error. I would also try giving your sections a bit more white space to help break them up and make it so the information isn't so tightly packed into the screen. Visually I think you have done a great job making an accessible app. I would consider making a secondary text color that's a bit lighter gray so that you can put a little more focus on the titles in each one of the cards. Lastly, your continue button isn't in the same spot but it's very close so as the user moves from screen to screen it will adjust slightly and some users may think this is a bug. Try to make things as consistent as possible as you go from screen to screen to make an experience that's easy to follow. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Thank you for the feedback

Hey Indranil, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! The first suggestion I will make is to put your screens on an artboard in the shape of the device they are for. At a first glance, I thought these were all individual designs for a watch interface. I would also suggest adding a bit more to your description of how you solved the problem so users have a better understanding of how your design works. Looking at your solution I like that you have a way for your users to be able to track when they need to get their second vaccine as well as who still needs a vaccine in their family. On the second screen, I would suggest breaking up the scheduling section into a place to choose the hospital and date and another section to choose a time. Why I say this is because the way you have put the data into a chart will force the user to scroll a lot. While this may be a good experience on the web, mobile phones are so small I would consider breaking it up. Visually I would suggest making the text inside your pills bold so they are easier to read. The bright green color with white text isn't accessible so it's very difficult to read. I would suggest using a different color or making the text a color that has more contrast. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

I really appreciate the feedback, I will try to improve in the coming submissions

Hey Tejas, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I like that you have done something different and taken the view of the manufacturer rather than the hospital. I think it's smart since they will know who is receiving the vaccines but worry that some vaccines may get lost or broken in transport and the number could be off. I like that you have added a way for users to know when they need to schedule a second dose but I would suggest using a color that's important but not as alarming as red. Red is typically used to show an error or a problem so if you use it users may be confused and think they missed the date. Visually I would focus on improving your consistency from screen to screen. Each screen that I look at kind of looks like a different app since you're using different styles and components on each one. Creating a standard visual language makes it easier for users to digest the screen and start using it. I see you have dropdowns for the different filters, I would suggest only using the square rather than the square and the pill shape. Typical dropdowns don't have both so it will be easier for developers to build. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Maulik, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have taken a unique approach to your solution by allowing the user to select the type of vaccine they want first. While I like this I would suggest giving a bit more information under each type of vaccine so users can educate themselves and pick the right one. I also really like that in the far left screen you give some general data that users can keep checking back into the app to look at. If you wanted to push that further, you could also show how the numbers would change if more people got vaccinated to help promote it. Visually I think you have done a great job laying out each screen. I would try to focus on the layout and hierarchy within each card though. You have added illustrations to most of your cards and they take away attention from the content and your primary button. I would consider adding another color to this design that contrasts the other colors that you can use to highlight important buttons and links. Lastly, under the "Choose time" section the text within the pills has gotten small and hard to read. I suggest exploring other ways to lay that out so it's more legible. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Neeraj, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I think you have done a great job designing screens that show what it would look like after someone had been tested for Covid, and after they had received the vaccine. Looking at this week's challenge though, the problem was to show how someone might schedule an appointment to get the vaccine. I would pay closer attention to the problem you're trying to solve so you don't solve for the wrong thing. Visually I would suggest that you don't place text over images unless it's very simple and has a high contrast to your text. While the "Important" section is easy to ready, I initially scanned right over the "You are safe" text which should be the thing that stands out the most. I would also suggest that you make the blue background a bit less saturated and use either black or white text. It's difficult to find a color that gives a high enough contrast for both text colors. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Biman, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I like that you have taken a complex user flow and made it simple by first asking the user for some information then displaying results based on that information. This creates a pretty straightforward experience that's easy to follow. The only concern I would have is that some users may not understand which option is right for them, so I would suggest adding a place to find more information for the fields. I also don't see a way to book a specific time to go get the vaccine. While I love that you're telling people how many spots are left for each vaccine it would help control the crowds if you gave them a specific time of day to show up. Visually I think you have laid out the first page in a way that's easy to digest. I would suggest making your subtext a bit larger since it's lightweight and a light color so it becomes hard to read. I would also consider making the background blur a bit stronger on the second screen. Right now I can still see the information and it's pulling a bit of my attention from the field. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Thank You! Crowwwn for your Feedback. I get what you are trying to say. I will try practicing more and will come up with better designs

Hey Komalpreet, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I really like that you have broken down the steps to explain to users what they should expect. I also like that I can see you growing as a designer week to week. You're better at understanding how to improve the experience. A few suggestions I would make is that I am not sure how the screens show below the main one would look like if they were full screens. The way you have placed them I expect that they would replace that first screen, but there are a lot of other ways they could be displayed. Looking at your components I would try to find inspiration from other designers to practice building modern components. If you look at company's design systems and look up specific components they will have examples for you to learn from. Right now your components seem a bit outdated and the layout is a bit confusing. For example the bottom right design I would typically expect to see some type of date picker that I could use to select a date that would tell me more information about which vaccination centers are available. The way you have it laid out makes it so users have to scroll a lot to find the right date at the right hospital. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Thats was really helpful!! Will work on that and reflect. Thanks

Hi Vittesh, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! Your design definitely leaves me wanting more. I wish you would have built out a few more screens so we could fully understand the experience. From what I can tell this page would allow people to search for centers and then notify them once something had been confirmed. I don't have a ton of feedback around the experience since I am not sure how the flow works. Visually, I would check to make sure that all of the text meets the contrast standards to be accessible. I would also consider typing in the color from the illustration to the app itself. You could make that "Book" button the purple or red from the icon to call more attention to it. Lastly, some of the text in the bottom section looks a bit small, I would consider increasing the size. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Poornima, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have created a user flow that solves this week's problem and is easy to understand. Looking at the experience I would like to see when the next appointment is inside of the vaccine center search results. Why I suggest this is because users may have multiple places they can go but may want to go to the center that has the earliest available slot. While this is definitely an assumption on my part it's something I would consider exploring. While I think you have done a great job creating a clean hierarchy, and making the page super easy to read you really hurt the legibility by adding the gradient in the background. I would suggest making the entire app a solid color or using a slight change in color as a gradient rather than something so drastic. Why I say this is because it distracts from the actual content and doesn't add any value. I recommend using gradients sparingly to call attention to things like buttons. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!