
Ankit Sharma
Product Designer
Available
Belly Bloom
August 2025
Role : Lead Product Designer - UX/UI, Wireframing, Prototyping
Timeline : 4 Weeks
Impact : Designed an end-to-end mobile experience that reduces cognitive load for mothers-to-be by streamlining health tracking and daily routines.

Project Overview

Problem Statement
Information Overload & Emotional Burnout
Pregnant women frequently struggle to organize fragmented health data, medication schedules, and daily wellness tasks. Existing applications either overload users with complex, anxiety-inducing medical jargon or lack the necessary clinical tools.
The core challenge was: How might we streamline daily pregnancy care while designing an experience that feels comforting, supportive, and distinctly human?
Possible Solution
Clarity Through Empathy
Belly Bloom bridges the gap between medical tracking and emotional well-being.
Enable expectant mothers to monitor their pregnancy milestones and health metrics easily
Simplify medication and appointment management
Support emotional and mental well-being through journaling
Improve overall pregnancy outcomes by promoting adherence to prescriptions and appointments
Make the experience friendly, supportive, and anxiety-reducing
Qualitative Analysis

User Persona

Smart, active, Tech savvy but practical
Prefers Private
Reflection
User Flow

Wireframing

Color Palette

Typography


UI Components



UI Mockups



Outcomes & Learnings
Designing with Intent
As a conceptual project, Belly Bloom allowed me to fully explore the intersection of healthcare and emotional design. However, the lack of external business constraints presented its own unique challenge: managing scope creep.
The Core Learning: I learned the importance of ruthless prioritization. It was tempting to design endless features—like a social community or baby-gear e-commerce integration. However, constantly referencing the core persona forced me to strip away the noise. I realized that for an overwhelmed user, minimalism isn't just an aesthetic choice; it is a functional necessity to reduce cognitive load.
Defining Success Metrics: Since this is a conceptual product, I cannot measure live user data. However, if Belly Bloom were to launch, my primary success metrics would focus on utility and peace of mind:
Task Success Rate: Measuring the speed and ease with which a user can log a medication or symptom.
Engagement: Tracking the Daily Active Users (DAU) specifically within the Reflection Journal to gauge the app's emotional value.
Future Iterations: If I were to take this project into development with a cross-functional team, the immediate next steps would involve rigorous usability testing with expecting mothers to validate the navigation structure. I would also explore how to securely integrate the app with local healthcare provider APIs to sync real-time medical records.