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SeamlessMD Product Update: Enhanced Patient Mobile App experience

July 29, 2024
By
Seamless

We are thrilled to share some updates to the patient user experience on SeamlessMD’s mobile app:

  1. Updated patient user interface (UI)
  2. Optimized tablet display
  3. Right to left language display

Here’s what we just rolled out today:

1. Updated patient user interface (UI)

We’ve updated our styling, design, and accessibility using standardized design guidelines. This includes moving to a different UI library that has even better support for accessibility (including dark mode support that will be rolled out soon!).

New SeamlessMD UI Library

2. Optimized tablet display

Patients can now use SeamlessMD in both portrait and landscape mode.

SeamlessMD was always available in portrait mode. Here is how the new UI looks in portrait:

New UI in Portrait mode

And also some example screenshots in the new landscape mode that sometimes is a better fit for patient preference:

New UI in Landscape mode

3. Right to left language display

For languages such as Arabic, patients can now read education from right to left:

Right to Left mode for languages such as Arabic

4. Improved app performance

By improving the performance of our API, the app works faster for the patients (e.g. reduced login time).

What else should our product team consider for improving the patient experience?

Contact your Customer Success representative to share your feedback - we’d love to learn!

SeamlessMD Product Update: Enhanced Patient Mobile App experience

Posted by:
Seamless
on
July 29, 2024

We are thrilled to share some updates to the patient user experience on SeamlessMD’s mobile app:

  1. Updated patient user interface (UI)
  2. Optimized tablet display
  3. Right to left language display

Here’s what we just rolled out today:

1. Updated patient user interface (UI)

We’ve updated our styling, design, and accessibility using standardized design guidelines. This includes moving to a different UI library that has even better support for accessibility (including dark mode support that will be rolled out soon!).

New SeamlessMD UI Library

2. Optimized tablet display

Patients can now use SeamlessMD in both portrait and landscape mode.

SeamlessMD was always available in portrait mode. Here is how the new UI looks in portrait:

New UI in Portrait mode

And also some example screenshots in the new landscape mode that sometimes is a better fit for patient preference:

New UI in Landscape mode

3. Right to left language display

For languages such as Arabic, patients can now read education from right to left:

Right to Left mode for languages such as Arabic

4. Improved app performance

By improving the performance of our API, the app works faster for the patients (e.g. reduced login time).

What else should our product team consider for improving the patient experience?

Contact your Customer Success representative to share your feedback - we’d love to learn!

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