It was developed by the h1-05-java-react team for the first No Country Hackathon.
💪A project that completed all stages: In the design phase, the main requirements were completed without issues
🎨Creative ability: As time went on, iterations were carried out, and what worked was observed with team members. It was necessary to think of new ways to streamline the work while simultaneously improving the quality of the project.
📱Desktop and mobile design: The responsive web app allows doctors and users to access it from anywhere, taking into account the Mobile First approach.
👥Teamwork: There was great collaboration among all team members to achieve the MVP.
🚀Future improvements: The idea is to add more accessibility options so that any user can interact with the web app without issues.
The hackathon was quite a challenge. We had six weeks to complete the MVP, and we managed to finalize the entire design phase. With a team that included key roles such as UX/UI, Project Manager, Frontend, Backend, and DevOps, our goal was to bring the project to a successful conclusion. Although we faced issues with the backend, we were able to deliver a significant portion of the project.
There were two major challenges. The primary one was designing a multi-step treatment that doctors could easily customize for each patient. This included creating specific steps for adding medications and physical activities. The second challenge was integrating artificial intelligence into our project. We started with a simple chatbot, which eventually evolved into Justina AI.
Google Docs
Figma/FigJam
OpenAI
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Premiere
