April 19, 2018 — Comments are off for this post.
At PointClear, we’re often asked to help our clients with their product roadmap and defining the features of their Minimum Viable Product (MVP). While this approach has served us well in the past, to achieve success in today’s consumer-driven, app-focused world, a different approach is needed. An approach that centers on a user experience roadmap, rather than a product roadmap.
November 16, 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
I am so proud of my design team and all my other PointClear colleagues who we collaborate with daily to create incredible experiences for our clients! Check out the following press release.
Atlanta, GA, November 16, 2017 — Digital health consultancy PointClear Solutions and its affiliate, Worry Free Labs, have been named among Atlanta’s top user experience companies by Clutch.
March 15, 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
I recently had lunch at a local fast-casual restaurant and noticed the establishment had changed its drink dispensing machine. In the past, they’d used the Coca-Cola Freestyle drink machine, with its modern, sleek design, touchscreen interface, and hundred-plus flavor combinations. Today however, the restaurant was back to a traditional drink dispenser, with standard offerings out of separate spouts. What would compel a business to revert to, what some may call, old technology? Especially with all of the accolades Coca-Cola seems to get from its custom dispenser.
February 1, 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
My colleagues and I at PointClear Solutions created an EBook outlining 5 keys to designing user experience that can help support and drive patient engagement and how these keys can aide you in your efforts to building incredible solutions and products.
Empathy, Simplicity, Clarity, and Perspective: Keys to Designing a Positive User Experience
June 11, 2014 — Comments are off for this post.
Older adults are increasing in number and increasing in the frequency they use mobile apps, especially to manage their healthcare. Today, older adults – aged 65 and older – make up 13% of the U.S. population, and this population is expected to grow to 19% by 2030[8]. Mobile technology use among this population is growing with 27% of older adults owning a tablet, an e-book reader, or both, and 18% owning a smartphone[6]. As UX designers, we can influence the adoption of mobile technology by designing user interfaces that overcome typical usage barriers for older adults.
JEANIE
BARKER
STRATEGY | DESIGN | INNOVATION