Medchronicle UI development

As a parttime UI developer I supported the development team at MedChronicle by creating user interfaces and transforming UI designs into functional webpages by using HTML, (S)CSS and JavaScript. The goal was to create intuitive interfaces, regardless of the eventual content. Some of the challenges on my end were things like creating badges that can […]

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Medchronicle UI development

As a parttime UI developer I supported the development team at MedChronicle by creating user interfaces and transforming UI designs into functional webpages by using HTML, (S)CSS and JavaScript.

The goal was to create intuitive interfaces, regardless of the eventual content. Some of the challenges on my end were things like creating badges that can be modified dynamically based on its content or by adding a class. Or keeping everything within the viewport no matter which device is used or how it’s held. For example the Live Course page can be viewed on a smartphone in landscape position, a tablet in portrait mode or a widescreen 4k TV, all while keeping the elements perfectly within the viewport.

Medchronicle presentation mode UI

Medchronicle overview UI

A lot of pages didn’t just have one view. For example, the meeting room had four different view options and for every view you’re still able to toggle the chat box and switch between looking at the presenter or his presentation. All, of course, while keeping every element within the viewport regardless of the resolution or ratio of the device.

Medchronicle meeting room UI

 

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