ZenDoc is a Healthcare web application that bridges the gap between appointments. Users are able to track their mental health by answering a daily questionnaire along with a video submission. This allows their doctor to track their progress in between appointments, which will lead to a more accurate analysis of their patients' condition. This will revolutionize the Healthcare industry with more precise data that will increase the accuracy of diagnoses.
This project is created with:
- React
- Node
- Firebase
- Figma
- Login Page - demonstrates Google's user authentication feature from Firebase that allows users to login/register with their Gmail credentials
- Home Page - welcomes the user by their name associated with their Gmail account, displays a weekly calendar that shows daily submissions when clicked, a daily form questionnaire, a video record button that routes the user to the video submission page, a submit form button that submits the daily questionnaire and a functional logout button
- Video Submission Page - displays a video feature that allows a user to record and save their journal video submission, a back button to traverse back to the Main page, and a functional logout button
- Account Page - displays users account information along with their primary care providers info
Blueprint:
zenDocDemo.mp4
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