This design project was just presented at the Adaptive Path UX Week conference in Washington, DC. AP approached the issue of managing Type 1 diabetes with a better, more integrated product than the existing clunky, heavy, unconnected and awkward devices. The solution is conceptual, but an interesting approach that could be applied in many industries. Health care + user experience design has been a big topic this week.
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Habañero User Experience Group
“We place a huge emphasis on the end user — and it shows. Our user experience team has extensive experience in information design, user interface design, and usability engineering. We create every product — from a 1000-page website to an online application — with the total user in mind.”
Our main website gives you an excellent feel for the kind of company we are and what we're like to work with. Perfect. The problem is that this is a company of individuals and we have our own unique personalities, and frankly, www.habaneros.com doesn't allow us to let our freak flag fly! So, for your entertainment here's our user experience blog...
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Everyone is talking about the awesome project. It’s a beautiful example of machine to human interaction, how the power of machines can be harnessed to provide a meaningful difference. Looking forward to hearing more about it, Mallory!
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