


About
An end-to-end case study for app for women going through pregnancy and postpartum recovery
My Role
User Experience Design
Prototyping
Research
Team
UX Designer
Product Manager
Business Analyst
University of Michigan
Tech Innovation Jam is organized by Ross School of Business, School of Engineering and School of Information in the University of Michigan
The Competition
It's a 5 week hackathon designed to mimic a real-world tech team where we pitch a solution to a problem with a business plan to investors
95% of the women indicated they felt
unsupported
during their pregnancy
and postpartum recovery
Make
AI powered features
to solve pain points and curate a
personalised
experience

Trustworthy Companion
Provides answers from verified sources with citations.
Uses natural language
Connects users to experts or community members.

Moderated Community
Flags unreliable content
Removes any hate posts or comments

Personalized Curation
Matches moms based on common ground
Curates personalized resource recommendations
Helpful chatbot with
trusted answers


Verify with reliable sources to avoid misinformation
Provides various options, allowing users to choose based on their preferences
Tailored suggestions based on user posts and activities, seamlessly integrated across all app features.



Be okay with
ambiguity
One key lesson I learned was embracing vagueness and uncertainty. At the start, we weren’t sure what to work on, and the ambiguity felt overwhelming. However, as time went on, listening to the experiences of those around us provided clarity and direction. This led us to focus on creating a product that supports women during pregnancy, turning uncertainty into an opportunity for meaningful impact.