Currently the development team at DICE at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals is responsible for coordinating when different types of alerts should be sent out to specific campuses and recipients based upon the recipients schedule. With the alert system growing, manually scheduling all alerts would turn into a full time job. I redesigned the current interface to a more user friendly web application that would allow users to schedule their own alerts. Some challenges faced throughout the project were distinguishing the difference between a super admin, user admin, and user. Designing for multiple data points was also a challenge when trying to keep the interface simple.
Initial design used by developers.
Wireframe prototype for the Alert Scheduler.
With user testing, we found that selecting a recipient's schedule was not clear enough. The control panel did not allow super admins to classify which campuses and alerts user admins and users had access to.
Final prototype.