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HCD mobile health project: post collaboration reflection of researcher and designer

This paper constitutes a single case study documenting the design of a mobile health application relying on human-centred design approaches. The project required collaboration between a group of medical health researchers and a human-centred design consultancy. Discussion of the design activities and the associated contextual challenges for the lead designer and a project sponsor (client) are articulated. The paper discussed potential contextual challenges within the design of mobile health technologies, including recommendations for supporting collaboration and streamlining the design process.