I played a key role in creating the eVu Senz app as the UX/UI designer. I focused on making the app easy to use and visually appealing, ensuring that users could effortlessly navigate through breathing exercises while also accessing features to measure heart rate variability, skin conductance, and finger temperature. The goal was to create an interface that not only looked great but also helped users relax and assess their stress levels effectively.

In designing the user interface for the MyOnyx device, my main job was to create an interface that worked well for surface EMG biofeedback and electrostimulation. The device has three modes: it can work on its own, be controlled remotely using an Android device, or be managed through Windows software on a PC. My role was all about making sure the interface was easy to use across these different modes, creating a smooth experience for users no matter how they interacted with the device.

As the UX/UI Designer for the MyOnyx Mobile app, my main job was to create a user-friendly interface for Android devices that worked seamlessly with the MyOnyx hardware. I made sure users could control all the features of the MyOnyx device, like electrostimulation, EMG, biofeedback, and the combo, EMG triggered stimulation (ETS), right from the app. I focused on allowing users to easily start different training sessions—biofeedback, STIM, or ETS—directly from their phones. And, of course, I ensured that the app and hardware could talk back and forth smoothly, sharing information for a hassle-free experience.