You done? Good!
You done? Good!
RYAH app 2.0
RYAH app 2.0
Do all apps start with onboarding?
Do all apps start with onboarding?
Pairing device as another challenge
Pairing device as another challenge
Usually — yes. And ours is no exception. We needed it to gather data about users and provide a personalized experience based on their medical condition.
Usually — yes. And ours is no exception. We needed it to gather data about users and provide a personalized experience based on their medical condition.
Designing this was a real challenge. I had never worked with physical devices before, so figuring out the pairing experience was both tricky and interesting. We took some inspiration from how PlayStation handles pairing.
Designing this was a real challenge. I had never worked with physical devices before, so figuring out the pairing experience was both tricky and interesting. We took some inspiration from how PlayStation handles pairing.
To start a session, the user either scanned a QR code on the cartridge (when using a phone) or entered the details manually (when using the device alone). But after research and testing, we found that 95% of users preferred scanning the QR code.
To start a session, the user either scanned a QR code on the cartridge (when using a phone) or entered the details manually (when using the device alone). But after research and testing, we found that 95% of users preferred scanning the QR code.
While the focus is on the process, the user can also check session details or end the session early if needed.
While the focus is on the process, the user can also check session details or end the session early if needed.
Create a simple tracking system to see if a specific strain works for you. Over time, patterns will emerge, making it easy to see what works and what doesn’t.
Create a simple tracking system to see if a specific strain works for you. Over time, patterns will emerge, making it easy to see what works and what doesn’t.
Or loiter a bit to explore the app.
