Data Intelligence for Health Lab- ML Platform
At the University of Calgary’s Data Intelligence for Health Lab, I worked on the design and frontend development of ML Platform — a machine learning (ML) application that aims to make ML tools more accessible to users of all backgrounds.
My Role
Software development, coding/implementation, testing, debugging, conducting interviews, paper and digital wireframing, low and high-fidelity prototyping, iterating on designs
Timeline
April 2024 to April 2025
Languages/Tools Used
Javascript
Next.js
HTML, CSS
Github
Figma
Microsoft One Drive
ML Platform is a confidential machine learning application currently in development. The project is designed to make machine learning more approachable and user-friendly for individuals of all technical backgrounds — with no coding required. Due to ongoing development and limited access, details remain under wraps until its public release.
My Role
I contributed to both the UX design and frontend development of the application, focusing on creating intuitive and accessible user flows for complex ML tasks.
Key Contributions:
Full Design Process: Started with initial paper sketches and translated them into wireframes and low- to mid-fidelity prototypes using Figma.
User-Centered Design: Conducted user interviews to test the mid-fidelity prototype, then iterated on the design based on real feedback to enhance usability and clarity.
High-Fidelity Prototype & Implementation: Created a polished, high-fidelity design and implemented it using modern frontend tools and frameworks.
Iterative Design & Development: As new features were added, I continued to design additional components and collaborated closely with the development team to bring them to life in the frontend.
The application is primarily geared toward health-focused data but is being built with scalability in mind for future use cases beyond healthcare.
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