Captis explores how people with histamine intolerance can track meals and symptoms with less effort: through photos, voice and a single chat interface. We built two prototypes to demonstrate the experience and explore its technical feasibility.
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Care apps must work for people with very different abilities, caregivers and home environments. For my master’s thesis, I turned this complex context into the Design Context Map: an interactive reference for design and product teams.
I independently led the research, information architecture, UI design and web implementation. Drawing on four expert interviews and ISO 9241-11, I structured the topic into 12 dimensions. In a test with five participants, four gave the highest agreement rating for improved understanding of DiPA and their requirements.
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Up to ninety percent of skin conditions can be diagnosed from photographs and an anamnesis. The tenth case still needs a practice, and it arrives at one that knows nothing about the diagnosis it already has, in a workflow that runs on paper and coloured lamps.
DermaLab designs the handover: practice software, patient app and waiting-room terminal built around one shared case object, developed with the teledermatology company dermanostic.
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After a melanoma, risk-adapted aftercare runs for ten years. Cost pressure pushes the intervals apart, and between two appointments the only person watching the skin is the patient, with no way to record anything a doctor can act on.
Melafy pairs a scanner that enforces the same distance, angle and light on every capture with an app that puts two dated captures side by side. Tested with real skin cancer patients, and the diagnosis stays with the doctor.
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Invasive species are cheapest to stop when they are found early. Today they are found by chance: a forester covers roughly a hundred hectares alone, field inspections happen around four times a year, and an ambiguous sighting has no defined path to the specialists who could act on it.
EcoSonic listens instead. Autonomous audio pods near the water, a working sound classifier, and a map-first monitoring app whose feature list a forester rewrote with us in testing.
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PANTARIS is a cloud service marketplace by ETAS, part of the Bosch group. Providers publish automotive cloud services on it and paying customers subscribe. I designed the Creator: where a service is built, its APIs are managed and monitored, versions are shipped, and subscriptions and billing are handled.
Its users share little: developers working through API management, product and subscription managers with a different job again, and the new customers from around the world I onboarded onto the marketplace, shaping the Creator around their needs. My goal was a frictionless path for paying customers who want to publish on the marketplace, built on a hierarchy you can see instead of remember and responsive UI components that set the platform’s consistency standard before a style guide existed.
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