Healthcare

iHealthCure CMS

A complaint management app where customers sign in, log issues and follow their complaints from a colour-coded dashboard.

Industry
Healthcare
Platform
Mobile app
Our role
UI/UX Design + Development
iHealthCure CMS presentation banner: the iHealthCure logo and two phones showing the app's orange and white screens on a white podium.

Project overview

iHealthCure CMS is a complaint management app. Customers sign in, raise a ticket with the details of an issue and follow it through to completion from a color-coded dashboard.

What the app does

An introduction screen leads to sign-in, with one-time-code verification and a new-password flow for forgotten passwords. The home screen totals tickets by status, a form raises a new ticket by department, category and priority, and the ticket list can be searched and filtered by date and status.

Key screens and user flows

  1. iHealthCure sign-in screen with email and password fields, a fingerprint icon and a Log in button.

    Sign-in and verification

    Email and password sign-in with a fingerprint option and a forgotten-password link. Recovery continues through a one-time code with an expiry timer and a new password.

  2. iHealthCure home screen with colored tiles counting overall, pending, in-progress, canceled and completed tickets.

    Ticket dashboard

    A greeting and ticket search sit above five status tiles showing overall, pending, in-progress, canceled and completed tickets.

  3. My Tickets screen with search, date filters, status counts and a list of tickets.

    Raise and follow a ticket

    My Tickets lists each complaint with its status and can be searched or filtered by date. A form raises a new ticket with an attached file.

Visible features

  • Fingerprint sign-in option
  • One-time code with expiry and resend
  • Create new password
  • Dashboard counts by ticket status
  • Add Ticket form with department, sub-department, category and priority
  • File attachment
  • Ticket search and date filter
  • Ticket detail view
  • Profile and edit profile
  • Biometric and language settings
  • Help center link

Design approach

  • Status before detail

    The home screen leads with overall, pending, in-progress, canceled and completed counts, so a customer sees where things stand first.

  • Color that means something

    Each ticket status keeps one color on the dashboard and in the ticket list, set against white screens with an orange brand color.

  • A short route to raising a ticket

    Add Ticket sits in the bottom navigation and gathers the department, category, priority, subject and description on one screen.

  • Help always in reach

    Account screens keep a help center link at the bottom, and Help stays in the main navigation.

Design system

Colour palette

  • Orange#F37221
  • Blue#0F459D
  • Light canvas#F0EFEF

Typography

Poppins

Used across headings, forms and status tiles, as specified on the board. Shown here in this site's system typeface.

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