This is my creation for our RSA (Royal Society of Arts) brief.
iMed is an iPhone application used to remind its owner to take a prescribed medication at the correct time. The applications starts when the user receives their medication. The medication bottle will bear a QR code, they then take an image of this QR code which in turn inputs all the information iMed needs.
iMed will install all information like, amount of medication to take, time to be taken, information about their prescriptions, contact details for doctors and more.
As most iPhone applications, it has a few extra playful parts. If the user receives a months prescription of 30 pills, iMed will install this information and when the application is loaded, a 'Shake me' screen will appear. Here the user can shake their iPhone and depending on how many tablets they have left, will depend on what sound is released. At the beginning, the sound released will be the rattle of a full pill bottle and as the prescription moves on, the sound released will be of a pill bottle rattle becoming empty.
I used a lightbox and a series of pill bottles to create the background imagery. Along with illustrator for the page information and buttons. :)
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