MemoPill

MemoPill is a medication reminder app I designed for anyone who wants a simple, stress-free way to keep track of their meds. The goal was to help users of all ages manage medication schedules without confusing menus or clutter.

Role: UX/UI Designer

Tools: Figma

Link: Prototype

Problem

Most medication reminder apps are too complicated. People of all ages, from tech-savvy adults to elderly users, get lost in menus and unnecessary features. This leads to missed doses and frustration. MemoPill is my answer to that: minimal, easy, and actually helpful.

Solution

Keep it simple. MemoPill helps anyone quickly set up clear, timely medication reminders. The design focuses on clean visuals, intuitive steps, and only the features users really need.

Discover

I talked with 40 people aged 25-75. The common theme: current apps feel overwhelming. Many stopped using them altogether.

Interviewed a diverse group to identify core needs
Created two personas (Zak and Sarah) to guide decisions

Define & Ideate

Features include quick medication input, customizable reminders, and readable screens. Based on feedback I added notes per medication and a privacy lock.

Stuck with minimalism after positive user feedback
Instructions field added by request
Secure login for privacy

High-Fidelity Prototype

After testing, I refined typography, contrast, and icon clarity. Interactions give immediate feedback, and flows remain short and obvious.

Outcomes & Lessons

Users appreciated how fast it is to set up reminders. The inclusive, minimal approach worked across ages. Takeaway: accessibility first, and keep iterating with feedback. Next up: more accessibility options and language support.