Interface design for Q-interactive, Pearson's iPad testing platform

The problem

Clinical assessment of children ran on paper: test kits, memorized rules, a stopwatch and hand scoring, all pulling the examiner’s attention away from the child.

My contribution

As UX and Visual Designer (2013–2015), I designed interfaces for Q-interactive. The child responds on one iPad while the examiner’s iPad handles instructions, timing, rules and response capture. One pattern had to hold across dozens of subtests without bending standardization.

Context

Pearson reported an average 30% time saving over paper administration in its public beta. That is Pearson’s figure for the platform, not a measure of my design work alone.

All work · carl.brunson@gmail.com

Clinical Assessment iPad App Product Design

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