Designing Visualizations of Health that Resonate With Users
summary
Argues that health visuals must be data-first and user-tested for mobile, using Fitbit’s Reminders to Move as a case study; sketches are throwaway prototypes built in D3/JavaScript/HTML over a few days, productizing takes months. Research shows mobile users want quick, positive answers, so calorie-like charts and creepy bubble metaphors get rejected and stars and half-circle visualization win for motivating activity. Testing before and after design decisions proves what resonates.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:45Writing the headline first
- 8:25From news to product design
- 12:04Mobile-first visualization challenges
- 17:59Testing and refining designs
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