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Temporal Event Annotator App

The Temporal Event Annotator (TEA) app is an instantiation from the TEA App Framework called TEA Fabric designed to capture temporal event annotations quickly, efficiently, and reliably.

User Interface DesignUser Experience DesignAndroid Application Development
TEA Fabric app main view

TEA Fabric app main view

The Approach

TEA Fabric supports the development of custom forms to capture metadata alongside captured events. These custom forms follow the TEA design system to present a seamless and coherent user experience, ensuring data quality and researcher confidence.

Key Takeaways

01

Custom Annotation Views

TEA Fabric enables the integration of custom event annotation layouts to capture specific types of temporal events. The app's modular view system allows clinical researchers to define the exact annotation interface needed for their study without engineering a new application from scratch.

02

Seamless Form Integration

TEA Fabric supports the development of custom forms to capture metadata alongside captured events. These custom forms follow the TEA design system to present a seamless and coherent user experience, ensuring data quality and researcher confidence.

03

Design Outcomes

The app achieved a System Usability Scale score of 1.92/5 (where 1 is ideal UX), reflecting its highly intuitive interface. Designed in Adobe XD and implemented in Android Studio, the TEA Fabric app was deployed in three clinical studies and recognized with multiple awards.

TEA Fabric multiple annotation views

TEA Fabric multiple annotation views

TEA Fabric custom form integration

TEA Fabric custom form integration

TEA Fabric annotation interface views

TEA Fabric annotation interface views

Techniques

  • ✓User Interface Design
  • ✓User Experience Design
  • ✓Android Application Development

Technologies

  • ✓Adobe XD
  • ✓Android Studio
  • ✓Adobe Illustrator
  • ✓Adobe Photoshop

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