57%

77%

Completion rate

Completion rate

Completion rate

3

4

Answer quality (out of 5)

Answer quality (out of 5)

Answer quality (out of 5)

77

Questions answered by completers

Questions answered by completers

My role

My role

Sole product designer at Previsit.ai, responsible for all design decisions across the product. For this project: conversation analysis, patient interviews, flow redesign, UI, copy, and interaction design.

Sole product designer at Previsit.ai, responsible for all design decisions across the product. For this project: conversation analysis, patient interviews, flow redesign, UI, copy, and interaction design.

User Experience

User Interface

Research

Conversation design

Copywriting

Before - 57% completion

Before - 57% completion

Hi! Please answer the following questions:

Generic greeting. All questions at once. No progress. No time estimate.

Generic greeting. All questions at once. No progress. No time estimate.

After - 77% completion

After - 77% completion

Your answer

Doctor-linked intro. Time estimate. One question at a time. Progress bar.

Doctor-linked intro. Time estimate. One question at a time. Progress bar.

Analysing 30 conversations and interviewing 6 patients, I found a clear threshold: patients didn't want to spend too much time. Asking them around 6 questions was a sweet spot.

Analysing 30 conversations and interviewing 6 patients, I found a clear threshold: patients didn't want to spend too much time. Asking them around 6 questions was a sweet spot.

Constraint

Constraint

This became the constraint: 6 core questions from the doctor, with AI handling up to 2 targeted follow-ups when answers are too vague. But this created a new problem - how do you show progress when the total number of questions isn't fixed?

Of course, the system still allowed doctors to add as many questions as they wanted, but recommended 6.

This became the constraint: 6 core questions from the doctor, with AI handling up to 2 targeted follow-ups when answers are too vague. But this created a new problem - how do you show progress when the total number of questions isn't fixed?

Of course, the system still allowed doctors to add as many questions as they wanted, but recommended 6.

Patient completion rate
4 / 30 reach the end
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THREE PROBLEMS, ONE CONNECTED SYSTEM

THREE PROBLEMS, ONE CONNECTED SYSTEM

A time estimate sets expectations. A progress bar maintains momentum. AI follow-ups happen invisibly within that framework.

A time estimate sets expectations. A progress bar maintains momentum. AI follow-ups happen invisibly within that framework.

01

01

"About 3 minutes"

"About 3 minutes"

Patients wouldn't commit without knowing the time investment. A time estimate in the intro sets the expectation before the first question.

Patients wouldn't commit without knowing the time investment. A time estimate in the intro sets the expectation before the first question.

02

02

Progress bar, not question count

Progress bar, not question count

A fixed count like "3 of 8" breaks if AI adds follow-ups - suddenly it's "3 of 9" and trust is gone. A progress bar always moves forward, regardless of how many questions are asked.

A fixed count like "3 of 8" breaks if AI adds follow-ups - suddenly it's "3 of 9" and trust is gone. A progress bar always moves forward, regardless of how many questions are asked.

03

03

AI follow-ups within the system

AI follow-ups within the system

"I smoke" is useless without frequency. The AI asks targeted clarifications when medically needed - but the bar keeps progressing. The patient never sees the goalposts move.

"I smoke" is useless without frequency. The AI asks targeted clarifications when medically needed - but the bar keeps progressing. The patient never sees the goalposts move.

In medical settings, a vague answer can be useless. "I take medication" means nothing without the dosage. The AI recognises incomplete answers and asks one targeted follow-up - but only when medically relevant. The patient sees the bar move forward, not a counter changing.

In medical settings, a vague answer can be useless. "I take medication" means nothing without the dosage. The AI recognises incomplete answers and asks one targeted follow-up - but only when medically relevant. The patient sees the bar move forward, not a counter changing.

Your answer

57%

57%

77%

77%

CONVERSATION COMPLETION RATE

CONVERSATION COMPLETION RATE

In healthcare, slowing down is a feature. A time estimate, a progress bar that never moves backwards, and a hard cap at 6 questions turned a 57% dropout into 77% completion - not by asking less, but by making every step feel safe.

In healthcare, slowing down is a feature. A time estimate, a progress bar that never moves backwards, and a hard cap at 6 questions turned a 57% dropout into 77% completion - not by asking less, but by making every step feel safe.