SHIPPED
Spry
an immersive virtual assistance platform that guides patients through their physical therapy journey, ensuring a personalized, supportive, and user-friendly experience to improve recovery outcomes.
As a UI/UX designer, I focused on crafting an intuitive user interface and building a functional MVP to bring this product to life. I ensured a seamless user experience while aligning the design with business goals, laying the foundation for a scalable and user-friendly solution.
Product
Spry
Vertical
SaaS software in healthcare.
My Role
UI/UX Designer
Skills
UX & UI Design,
Product Thinking,
Interactive Prototyping,
Timeline
2021-2022
Introduction
What is Spry ?
SPRY is changing the game in physical therapy with cutting-edge AI technology that’s shaping the future of PT clinics. Their goal is simple: to make movement health accessible to everyone, helping people live pain-free and healthier lives. SPRY puts a human touch on technology by offering personalized musculoskeletal (MSK) services, connecting physical therapists with patients in a more efficient and tailored way. At the heart of their mission is the belief that everyone deserves personalized care, and they’re pushing the limits of innovation to make healthcare more human and approachable for all.
Challanges
The UX and interface design should closely mirror the experience of real-world physical therapy, creating a virtual space where users in physical distress feel fully supported and guided. The goal is to make users feel as though a caring therapist is right there with them, even when they’re using the platform independently.
One of the biggest challenges is crafting guided exercise training modules that not only demonstrate exercises clearly but also anticipate and address common user mistakes. By integrating features that detect potential errors and provide constructive, step-by-step feedback, users can feel confident and reassured throughout their recovery journey.
UX Design & Approach
Retail environments increasingly require real-time responsiveness, data-driven decisions, and mobility from employees in order to service customers efficiently. Traditional point-of-sale systems lacked flexibility, resulting in gaps in inventory management, transaction speed, customer personalization, and operational accountability. The changing retail landscape required a unique solution to address these issues while combining omnichannel experiences and empowering retail associates and management.
Key Points
Requirement gathering and project debriefing
Stakeholder's interview and exercise and User journeys and flows mapping
The below steps were defined:
Preliminary check, Exercise categories, Tracking parameters, Live -environment design and Feedback mechanism
Virtual assistance (exercise) design
Cases identification such as exercise posture errors, success, qualitative feedback Information architecture for exercise
Supporting modules
Information architecture for onboarding, timeline, status, calendar, profile -section Design of other supporting modules like profiles, accounts & therapy management
UI design
Design system and UI component design and UI design and final mockups
Posture cases and Design thinking
The platform digitally maps the user's skeleton and the movement points to identify the degree of exercise correctness. We identified six matrices using which we can signal a user whether they have maintained the correct posture.
The Metrics were:
Angle, Direction, Motion/Speed, Distance, Arcs and Rhythm
Impact
Within 6 months of rolling out this version:
Distinctive Design
UX/UI as a Unique Selling Point (USP)
Spry sets itself apart by prioritizing exceptional UX/UI design, making it the core differentiator of its platform. This focus positions the software as more than a tool—it becomes an experience that adds tangible value to users. By delivering a seamless, intuitive interface, Spry ensures its software becomes a key unique selling point in the competitive health-tech market.
Rapid Innovation
Delivering Excellence in Just 3 Months
Spry achieved a major milestone by delivering a highly intricate product design within an impressive timeframe of three months. This rapid turnaround showcased the team’s ability to execute with speed and precision while maintaining a high standard of design. The accomplishment highlighted Spry’s dedication to innovation and operational efficiency in a demanding industry.
Securing Success
$7 Million in Funding from Eight Roads Ventures
Following the successful delivery of its initial product design, Spry earned $7 million in funding from Eight Roads Ventures. This significant investment reflects the confidence of stakeholders in Spry’s innovative approach, strategic execution, and potential for transforming the health-tech landscape through exceptional product design.
Distributed Order Management System