BridgeLink
BridgeLink is a versatile wearable for children with Down syndrome that provides real-time health insights through an app. It helps caregivers track vital metrics, connect with professionals, and collaborate with educators and the community—promoting peace of mind and supporting the child’s well-being.
Team
Solo
Role
Product & UI/UX Designer
Duration
3 months
Tool Used
Project Context
Personal Exploration
Year
2024
Design Process
Pre-Research
How to reduce the psychological stress of parents whose child has Down Syndrome?
How to enhance the communication between parents and their child?
Product Design Research
Most smartwatches include magnetic closures, fitness tracking, waterproof capabilities, and phone connectivity. Some bands are also magnetic, sweat-absorbent, and resistant to dirt.
Final Product Design
App Design Research
Competitive Analysis
Information Architecture
Digital Wireframes
Design System
Final User Interface
Final User Scenario
Final Video
Future Considerations
Takeaways
Designing this project taught me that meaningful health technology is not just about real-time data, but about how that data is shared, understood, and trusted. By framing BridgeLink as a collaborative ecosystem, including connecting caregivers, healthcare professionals, and educators, I learned how thoughtful information design and clear workflows can reduce anxiety, support decision-making, and create a sense of collective care around a child’s well-being.
Next Steps
Validate key workflows with caregivers and professionals to refine collaboration and trust.
Improve how health insights are summarized to prioritize clarity and actionable guidance.
Expand accessibility and role-based features to support diverse care needs at scale.