KERWIN CHEN 

PRODUCT DESIGN 


INFORMED BY THE PAST –
INSPIRED BY THE FUTURE. 


APPS 

2019
  1. Migo Design System
  2. Omniscient by Echo


2018
  1. Bitmark Health
  2. UC Berkeley Data Donation

2017
  1. Chibitronic


WEBSITES

2018
  1. Bitmark Property Registry

2017
  1. Nonezero


BRANDING  

2018
  1. Youth of Burma
  2. Silver twinkle

2017
  1. Oosh
  2. Guerrilla


PHYSICALS  

2016
  1. Glenfiddich Bespoke Packaging Kit
  2. The Naked Grouse-Perfect Serve
  3. Balvenie Single Barrel-2015 Limit Edition
  4. Free Your Spark

2015
  1. Piper Speaker
  2. Wave After Wave



I'm not just simply looking to create a beautiful face for the product — I want to help to find the best experiences for users.



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Mark

UC Berkeley Data Donation


Bitmark technology allows users to take ownership of their digital lives and help advance the frontiers of public health.








CONCEPT

Our phones and fitness devices track our steps, calories, sleep cycles, and more. This data is empowering and helps improve our wellbeing. This data can also aid research in myriad areas.

If you could safely and easily donate your data directly to those who are advancing the frontiers of public health, wouldn’t you want to do that?

One thing that was eye-opening is that we learned that researchers benefit from this digital donation process as much as the participants who are donating their data.

Both parties who are using Bitmark (the researchers and the participants) gain security, increased clarity, simplicity, and personal value.



ROLE


Product owner & design: product spec, researcher contact wireframes, UI/UX design, responsive design




THE PROCESS WE ARE TRYING TO IMPROVE

By partnering with UC Berkeley School of Public Health, USA, to allow students to safely and securely donate the health and fitness data from their phones, wearables and other devices to research studies in diabetes care and women’s health. The Bitmark technology automates the entire donation process by:

  • Connecting researchers and data donors;
  • Extracting personal data and converting it into digital property; and
  • Establishing a verifiable record of donations.

In this way, the donors know exactly how, where, why and by whom their data is being used, and the researchers can verify the provenance of the data and confirm the donor’s consent to it being used.



PRODUCT STRATEGY


How the studies will work with bot:

Bitmark is developing simple tools that connect researchers to potential data donors through popular Messenger apps such as Facebook Messenger and WeChat. These tools, also known as a “bot,” automate the entire donation process:

1. discovering available studies,

2. extracting personal data and converting it into digital property,

3. recording consent such that a researcher can use the valuable digital property in their study.

Berkeley students will know exactly where their data is being used and for what purposes; researchers can directly confirm the provenance of data and the students’ consent to use it. Behind the scenes, the Bitmark bot interfaces with the Bitmark blockchain to provide a verifiable record of data donations, protecting both the researcher and data donor, without relying on central intermediaries.

Studies will collect data two main categories of data:

1. iOS HealthKit data — such as characteristics (birth date, blood type,…), basic samples (height, weight, body fat,…), sleep samples, food samples (calories, vitamins,…), exercise samples (steps, flights climbed,…) and reproductive samples.

2. Health tech wearables, devices, and sensor data from over 300 different data streams — such as Fitbit, Nest, Aware, and more.

Individuals can also ask the Bitmark bot simple questions such as, “How is my data been used?” and get back instant answers. At any time participants can opt out of donating data.



STUDY CARD GRAPHIC GUIDELINE


New studies are presented in the form of study cards. These study cards efficiently outline basic information about each study for users to view. If the study interests the user, they can participate by simply tapping the join button.

Card Features:

  1. Institution: logo + name

  2. Title of study

  3. Duration of study

  4. Colors of institution for background 


Proposed design:



01. START WITH BITMARK BOT AND BROWSE STUDY



02. STUDY DETAILS AND THE ELIGIBLE SURVEY


03. CONSENT TO CONNECT THE APPS AND ACCESS HEALTH DATA


04. HEALTH ACCESS AND SUCCESS JOINED STUDY



USER BENEFITS


Researchers can:

• Access data on new devices

• Crowdsource data from different sources

• Easily conduct studies through customizable studies and instantly retrievable data

• Enroll more participants faster

• Quickly authenticate data

• Obtain clear consent for each data donation


Donors can:

• Automatically input data through the Health app

• Track and manage donations at registry.bitmark.com

• Easily join and opt out of studies,

• Ensure secure and private data collection through manually given consent which is quickly retrieved in the click of a button.



PRESS


  1. UC Berkeley Partners With Blockchain Startup For Health Data Research
  2. UC Berkeley Uses Blockchain for Transparency in Health Studies
  3. Blockchain in healthcare: From possible to probable