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MEPA May 2026

Medication & Health Event Prediction Assistant. An AI health product concept for older adults and caregivers. I led a 4-person team on vision, MVP scope, and accessibility-first specs.

PRDs Figma Notion accessibility AI product design MVP scoping stakeholder alignment

// overview

what it is

Designed for non-technical users: older patients and the people supporting them. The focus was medication and health-event awareness with AI alerts, while keeping the UI calm and readable under stress.

// what I owned

what I owned

Team & scope

  • Formed and led a 4-person team
  • Wrote the product vision and defined the MVP
  • Kept the team focused on a first version we could ship

Accessibility-first PRDs

  • High-contrast UI requirements
  • Voice-to-text as a primary input path
  • Caregiver dashboards
  • Alert cards with clear hierarchy, not dense text blocks

// demo

walkthrough

// stack

tools · methods

// concepts

Concepts applied

MVP docs

Scope definition

Separated long-term vision from what we would ship in v1 so the team did not try to solve every edge case upfront.

PRDs · Figma

Accessibility as a requirement

High contrast, larger type, and voice-to-text were required, not optional. Alert cards use a clear hierarchy so caregivers can act quickly.

caregiver dashboard

Two user paths

The patient experience stays calm. The caregiver path focuses on oversight and the next action to take.

AI alert cards

Usable AI output

Alerts are structured cards in plain language, not raw model output shown to a non-technical user.

// outcome

what I took away

A lot of the work was project management and alignment: keeping the team on the same vision, deciding what belonged in the MVP, and making sure accessibility and edge cases were agreed on before build. The goal was one coherent product, not four separate feature lists.