User-Centered Design of Daily Medication Tracker in Foldable Devices for Baby Boomers

This research explores the user-centered design of a daily medication tracker tailored specifically for Baby Boomers using foldable iOS devices. The study addresses the unique challenges and opportunities presented by foldable devices, such as their larger screens, multitasking capabilities, and adaptable form factors. By leveraging these features, the goal is to enhance user interaction, making health management more intuitive and accessible for older adults. The methodology involved a literature review of existing health tracking and user interface design studies, as well as prototyping frameworks that emphasize ease of use, accessibility, and personalized interactions. Key design considerations include dual-screen layouts, adaptable interactions, and visual elements that support older adults' cognitive and motor capabilities. The findings of this research contribute to advancing health tracker design on foldable platforms and highlight the potential for technology to improve medication adherence and overall health management among Baby Boomers.