Sanjiu

Mini App

@ Capgemini

Overview

A redesign of the original WeChat mini-app for Huarun Sanjiu RXSDP's Chinese medical professionals and representatives to improve usability, efficiency, and functionality. The app consists of two modules:


  • Doctor’s App: Enhances engagement through an improved points system, video learning, and academic event participation.

  • Representative’s App: Streamlines doctor and hospital management, training, and performance tracking.


Role: UI Designer
Tools Used: Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD
Project Timeline: June 2024 – July 2024

Problem Statement

The original WeChat mini-app had usability challenges, including:

  1. Limited engagement due to unclear UI and navigation.

  2. Inefficient integration with third-party services.

  3. Poor visibility into training, questionnaires, and academic event participation.



The redesign aims to enhance usability, engagement, and system efficiency for both doctors and representatives.



yinuoxiang@gmail.com

Research & Discovery

User Research & Key Insights

  • Conducted interviews with doctors and representatives to understand their pain points.

  • Analyzed current usage data to identify drop-off points and inefficiencies.

  • Competitive analysis of similar medical apps for feature benchmarking.


Findings

  • Doctors wanted better access to academic resources and a clearer points tracking system.

  • Representatives needed easier hospital and doctor management tools.

  • Navigation and UI needed simplification.


Example of Persona



Design Process

Points Mall

Redeem rewards and track points history

Video Section

Learn and watch, and earn points

My Sharing

Share academic content and earn points

Questionnaire Research

Participate in surveys, view history, and earn points

Conference Section

Join meetings, and track attendance for points

My Profile

Update personal information and receive points

Wireframes & User Flow

  • Created low-fidelity wireframes to map out user journeys for both roles.

  • Iterated based on feedback before developing high-fidelity designs.


Example of Initial UI Design


After presenting the initial UI wireframe to Huarun Sanjiu, they requested a more visually prominent design instead of clustering all functions on the homepage.


In response, I integrated the six features into a single page with clickable icons while maintaining a consistent UI across all sections.

Important Features

Reward System & Points Tracking (Core Feature)

The app's key feature is a reward system that tracks doctors' earned points, motivating them to learn and collaborate actively.

  • Points can be redeemed in the Points Mall for various rewards.

  • The system encourages continuous learning and professional engagement.


Example of Earning Points


Based on point statistics, the representative's interface displays the doctor's level, allowing representatives to edit their titles/tags, enabling the system to better allocate relevant academic resources.

Final UI Design

Doctor’s App

Improved Points System — Tracks questionnaire, video, and event participation rewards.
Enhanced Video & Meeting Modules — Displays progress, deadlines, and participation benefits.
Streamlined Profile & Sharing — Allows easy content sharing and profile completion for incentives.


Representative’s App

Optimized Doctor & Hospital Management — Intuitive tools for adding, editing, and tracking.
Integrated Training & Performance Tracking — Simplifies monitoring and reporting.
Automated Tagging System — Enhances segmentation with behavior-based categorization.

Reflection

Challenges

Integrating a complex points system while keeping UI simple.


Lessons Learned

Prioritizing user research helped identify the most critical improvements.


Future Improvements

Further automation in tag management and AI-powered recommendations.