Status Post 04: Into the Deep (Purple)
Jan 15, 2026

Completed Tasks
Color Palette Update
Person(s) Responsible: Michelle, Vidhi, Elizabeth, Eli, Kaylie
Due Date: 2026-01-14
Description/Example(s):
Priority has been placed on dark mode due to time constraints and majority preference and accessibility benefits to primary audience. Upon examining our current dark mode color palette, we adjusted some colors to provide appropriate contrast for accessibility and consistency across the app. Main changes: semantic color scheme, deeper purple background, brighter blue secondary/accent.

Error Message
Person(s) Responsible: Shan + Thomas
Due Date: 2025-11-16
Description/Example(s):
When users encounter an error on any page, one consistent error page can appear with a button back to home or back. This fixes the prior issue where encountering an error would break the flow, not throw any messages and not allow users to return to a functional page.

Medication Reminder Functionality
Person(s) Responsible: Shan
Due Date: 2025-11-24
Description/Example(s):
Getting medication information to pull from the medication management page and be displayed as a widget on the Home Screen. Not only reminding them to take it when it’s been taken so accidental double dosages can be avoided (common w/ PLWE who have memory issues)

Open Tasks
Mid-Fi Screens Design
Person(s) Responsible: Vidhi, Kaylie, Michelle, Elizabeth, Eli
Due Date: 2026-01-20
Description/Example(s):
Major updates applying dark mode color palette to and updating design to, :
Home Screen
Sign Up
Medication management (adding and viewing medication)
Community (feed, groups, expert, posts, making posts, making groups)
Seizure logging
Daily Checkin Page
In progress:
mid-fi insights screens, profile, onboarding, splash/value props, aura logging
adding secondary blue into screens

Mid-Fi Usability Testing Prototype
Person(s) Responsible: Vidhi, Kaylie, Michelle, Elizabeth, Eli
Due Date: 2026-01-16
Description/Example(s):
Prioritize main flows from homescreen to:
community (task: posting on a specific group to ask for advice)
medication management (task: adding a new medication)
daily check in (task: complete a daily checkin log)
seizure log (task: log a seizure)
Community Feature Bug Fixes + Functionality
Person(s) Responsible: Shan
Due Date: 2026-01-16
Description/Example(s):
Currently, bugs related to creating posts and groups have been fixed. Allowing users to follow/join groups is currently in progress. Also allowing users to search for groups via filtering and text input is in progress.
Daily Checkin Functionality
Person(s) Responsible: Danielle
Due Date: 2026-01-16
Description/Example(s):
Large functional update where data related to a user’s daily mood, stress, triggers, etc. are logged and saved internally (which was later be displayed in insights and historical logs). Currently in progress, but close to completion.

Seizure Logging Styling (dev)
Person(s) Responsible: Thomas
Due Date: 2026-01-15
Description/Example(s):
Updating the UI of the functional dev prototype to match the mid-fi in layout and color. While styling, identifying any future or present issues with different time, location, date, duration iOS inputs and look into solutions as they'll be present on other pages as well.
Participant Recruitment
Person(s) Responsible: Kaylie
Due Date: 2026-01-16
Description/Example(s):
Kaylie sent invitation emails and scheduled sessions (one currently scheduled for Friday Jan 16 and another scheduled on Saturday Jan 17). Also working with stakeholders to access their contacts and begin outreach to their contacts / organizations.
Usability Testing Script
Person(s) Responsible: Kaylie
Due Date: 2026-01-16
Description/Example(s):
Planning the testing sessions, list out specific questions to ask users and specific components that need feedback. Currently, the sample tasks will be on logging a seizure, logging a daily checkin, posting on the community, and adding a new medication. We will have them complete the flows via figma prototype.
New Tasks
iOS Widget Designs
Person(s) Responsible: Elizabeth
Due Date: 2025-01-21
Description/Example(s):
Widgets for iOS home screens, for medication reminders, encouragement to complete daily check in, and continue to use the app's other features (like community)
Framer Project Website
Person(s) Responsible: Eli
Due Date: 2025-01-21 (ongoing)
Description/Example(s):
Begin designing the framer project website and add content about the project, app, team, findings, and other relevant information in preparation to be shared externally in the spring
Microinteractions Design
Person(s) Responsible: Elizabeth, Michelle + Vidhi
Due Date: 2025-02-02
Description/Example(s):
button and checkbox selections, page loads, posting posts and comments, liking, etc. Both complex and simple microinteractions early on so devs have enough time to implement
Lobby Poster Draft
Person(s) Responsible: Michelle + Vidhi
Due Date: 2025-02-12
Description/Example(s):
Begin drafting early designs for the lobby poster early as other tasks also come in.
Meetings
2026-01-13 7:00PM, MS TEAMS
Attendees
Eli
Michelle
Vidhi
Kaylie
Danielle
Shan
Elizabeth
Thomas
Agenda
Dev Team
Community
Fixing creating posts glitch
Fixing Creating groups glitch
Add Funct for users to follow communities
Add searching for groups
Calendar view / insights
view past seizures, auras, and daily checkins
Styling timeline
What is ready to be styled
microinteractions timeline
Daily Checkin
Finalizing functionality
Styling visually
Design Team
Color + Design
Background colors
Accent color
Text color (white vs off white, black vs bg color)
Screens
Med management - continuous scroll vs multi screen (for other screens too)
Daily checkin - menstruation + How was your day question
Research
Usability testing participants
Priorities
Questions for usability testing
Dev needs
Micro interaction design by week 5 latest
2026-01-14 5:30PM, MS TEAMS
Attendees
Eli
Michelle
Vidhi
Kaylie
Danielle
Shan
Elizabeth
Thomas
Stakeholders
Jessica
Reyhaneh
Vandana
Dr. Razi
Agenda
review color choices
review mid-fi design
opportunities for Finn the Seahorse
gamification
research participants question
widget design