DNA Sequencer Controlled
by an iPad App

November 2016 - November 2017

 

Roles: UX Designer, User Researcher, Product Designer

Technologies Used: Gliffy, Balsamiq, InVision, Adobe AfterEffects, Adobe Photoshop, Sketch


Please Note: Confidential information has been redacted, omitted, or altered in compliance with my confidentiality agreement.


This project was a proof of concept that explored the potential for a DNA Sequencer to be controlled by an iPad app. The iPad app was designed to offer real-time status updates for a fleet of DNA sequencers, the ability to initiate and halt sequencing runs, as well as display the machine's operational status.

My responsibilities included conducting user research, crafting workflow diagrams, and creating mockups and interactive prototypes. After the research and discovery phase, I illustrated high-fidelity mockups and motion design prototypes.

My contributions to this proof of concept eventually led to my recognition as a listed inventor for a Design Patent (USD810112S1).

 

 The Process

Workflow Diagrams

 

Wireframes & Prototypes

 
 
 

Motion Design Explorations

 
 
 

Design Evolution

Below, from left to right, you will find a series of images depicting the evolution of the design.

 

 Final Product Proposals