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Leeaf · Decision Audit · Healthcare, fertility treatment
Timeline
Buttons didn't go where they promised
Both the home screen and the guide were meant to lead to the subscription. The links didn't go there, and the copy promised something other than what came next.
What I looked at
The home screen, the guide and the paywall. Every line of copy, every button, every transition.
What I found
17 changes of 6 types: copy, flow, structure, icon, polish, default.
What the team received
Screens with their spec side by side, a list of changes and an event plan for analytics.
At a glance
I'll walk you through the full handoff on a call.
The path, before and after
The user wanted to move on. The app didn't let her.
Screens in the original wireframe
As the team received them. Numbers on the phone match the list below it.
Screen 1
Personalised answers about your treatment, whenever you need them.
Keep track of your menstrual cycle for overall health.
Screen 2
4A step-by-step guide built around your treatment, from medications to emotional support.
Join them on the path to better care
Screen 3
A treatment plan tailored to you, plus an AI expert that knows your cycle. Start free for 7 days.
8Your subscription renews automatically at the same price unless cancelled. You can cancel anytime up to 24 hours before your free trial ends. Manage your subscription in Settings.
You can scroll the paywall inside the phone.
Change map
17 changes by type and screen. One dot, one change.
Tracking map
13 events across 3 screens. 2 ways into the paywall, one path to the free trial.
source
Plus a clickable prototype of all 3 screens.
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