Mobile App for a Cannabis Lab

A medical cannabis testing lab in Massachusetts asked my studio for an app that patients could use to track the effects of different strains of cannabis. We created a mobile web app, delivered as a clickable prototype, that allowed patients to track their memory, reaction time, time perception, stress and anxiety levels before and after consuming cannabis. The resulting data was then used by the lab, doctors, and dispensaries to help further the evolving research on cannabis.

The Cannabis Compass login screen on a phone.View full size
Three prototype screens: the session welcome, the Visual Memory test, and its result.View full size

Users start by completing a set of simple tests. Then, they consume their cannabis. And finally they perform the same set of tests again. We had to create an experience that was easy to follow, and included reminders to return to complete the second set of tests after ingesting the cannabis.

Sample Documentation

Nav for Hamburger Menu: Start a Session, Your Sessions, Cannabis Science and Resources.View full size

I grouped core features into navigation locations based on user scenarios developed from preliminary research.

A site map of the user flow through a session, from sign-up to the results report.View full size

The site map clarifies the locations and actions the user goes through to complete a “session”.