Mediassist — Healthcare & Doctor Consultation

Mediassist is a healthcare app concept: find a doctor, check the schedule, then consult over chat. A four-person team project with screens split per member.

Finding a doctor and arranging a consultation usually scatters across separate channels — a doctor list in one place, schedules in another, consultation in a third. This concept brings all three into one flow.

Work was split per screen: onboarding, home, and schedule were owned by other members; I built the doctor list and doctor detail; chat was handled by another member.

Onboarding → Home → Doctor List → Doctor Detail → Schedule → Chat. A user meets the service through onboarding → browses available doctors → opens a doctor's detail to check profile and clinic schedule → continues to scheduling or chat.

Screens I designed: the doctor list with doctor cards and specialty filters, and the doctor detail holding profile, clinic schedule, and consultation action. Both reuse the same components as the team's home and schedule screens, so the app reads as one product.

Six screens forming one flow: onboarding, home, doctor list, doctor detail, schedule, and chat.

On a team project, component consistency between members decides final quality more than the complexity of any single screen.