2023
Systems Designer
I was tasked with platformizing Google Health Studies with templates, components, and sticker sheet libraries which enables repeatable collaboration with research partners.
I came into the project new to Google Material Design, which meant that I needed to first learn GM2 design patterns, color theory, and copy language. Then there was the tedious nature of the project.
I went through every mockup in every study to identify regularly occurring page types to copy over to a templates library where I transformed the mockups into components that included any necessary variants. I then went back through every mockup in each study to replace those regularly occurring page types with the newly built components.
Just like with page templates, I went through every mockup in every study to identify regularly occurring elements to copy over to a templates library where I transformed the elements into components that included any necessary variants. I then went back through every mockup in each study to replace those regularly occurring elements with the newly built components.
What is a sticker sheet?
- An open location housing copies of templates and components
- Includes a directory, descriptions of each component, and links to return to the directory
- Elements displayed in order of when they first appear in a typical study
Why is a sticker sheet important?
- Demonstrates the vast majority of potential uses for each component
- Separates copied components from main components, which limits the chances of unintentionally editing main components
- Minimizes the amount of editing a designer needs to do on a component
A vendor was able to use an external version of the sticker sheet to resource starter building blocks to piece together the study
Purposes for the audit:
- Documenting existing behavior
- Creating a design paradigm to guide future iterations
- Identifying UX and UI flaws