Public health communicators needed a tool they could trust with accuracy and speed, so I helped build an AI platform trained only on verified health data instead of the open internet.
Previously, we built an AI content creation platform called VeriSci.AI (now called AKARI; see case study here) for our client, Science To People. With secured funding from our previous work, Science To People sought us out to scale their operations and create their first white label product, VeriComms, for the Public Health Communications Collaborative (PHCC).
“Messages that are simple, clear, and accurate can save lives.”
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The scope was more complex this time around, with a larger stakeholder team, more product ambiguity, and confidentiality constraints. As part of the UX design team, I shaped the vision of this product and was responsible for all design deliverables for handoff to the outsourced dev team for implementation. From cross-functional collaboration with 5 other teams of 20+ members, the client, and indirect stakeholders, we achieved an excellent SUS usability score of 75.7, client satisfaction rating of 95%, and 4 product changes to strengthen client market positioning.
Public health communicators face challenges in information overload, accuracy, approval bottlenecks, and tool fragmentation, making it difficult to deliver timely, trustworthy public communications.