My involvement in the development of the CCHD Screening Application included documenting UI/UX requirements (Axure/TFS), designing graphic interface elements (Illustrator/Photoshop) and working with developers to apply these specifications in the WinForms software.

Style Tiles offer a better way to get feedback on design ideas than mood boards or color mockups. Great way to separate discussions on icon choices, colors, sizes and other look & feel stuff from the functionality, layout and task completion reviews.

 
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CCHD Style Tile 03
CCHD Style Tile 03

Refined version of CCHD Style Tile 02 with better readability and brighter colors

CCHD Automatic Screening - Select and assign data
CCHD Automatic Screening - Select and assign data

Shows incoming data from a pulse oximeter device and assigns data to site of the body based on user interaction.

CCHD Automatic Screening User Interface (UI)
CCHD Automatic Screening User Interface (UI)

Early prototype of the CCHD screening app. Used Axure to build the desired functionality, helped me work out may of the bugs and find new questions.

CCHD Screening Summary
CCHD Screening Summary

The last step for screening shows a summary of data you're about to submit and has a form for the screener to add their details for traceability. 

CCHD Style Tile 01
CCHD Style Tile 01

Bold colors and light background

CCHD UI Requirements (table 3)
CCHD UI Requirements (table 3)

Documentation for specs of a given screen in the CCHD Screening Application

CCHD App workflow sketch
CCHD App workflow sketch

Before any work on design, layout or coding begins - it's important to have a map of the workflow a user can take and account for all the data we need to capture.