BrightCheck

BrightCheck

Cedars Sinai Sponsored studio
at ArtCenter College of Design

Project preview

BrightCheck is a service design project that aims to eliminate cancer screening disparities in Los Angeles' Koreatown sponsored by Cedar Sinai. In the project, we designed a full-service experience that guides users from “completely unaware of cancer screening” to “proactively scheduling a screening.”

Timeline

Jan - Apr 2025

Team

Ruoyan (Crystal) Wang
Sunniva Long
Silvia Zhang
Zoe Ni
Jacey Chung

Ruoyan (Crystal) Wang
Sunniva Long
Silvia Zhang
Zoe Ni
Jacey Chung

Ruoyan (Crystal) Wang
Sunniva Long
Silvia Zhang
Zoe Ni
Jacey Chung

Role

User research
Affinity mapping
UIUX design
Service design
System design

Tools

Figma
Chat GPT
Illustrators

My role

Research: Uncovered systemic issues of patient fear among multilingual individual, suggested systematic service design approach to subconsciously raise people’s awareness and eliminate fear.

Research: Uncovered systemic issues of patient fear among multilingual individual, suggested systematic service design approach to subconsciously raise people’s awareness and eliminate fear.

Design: Designed a web-based immersive interactive experience for cancer screening simulation. The resulting experience demystifies the screening process through transparent, step-by-step guidance to empower the underserved non-English speaking populations.

Design: Designed a web-based immersive interactive experience for cancer screening simulation. The resulting experience demystifies the screening process through transparent, step-by-step guidance to empower the underserved non-English speaking populations.

My Design Outcome: Immersive cancer screening simulation

My Design Outcome: Immersive cancer screening simulation

Entire Team's Design Outcome: Service Design of CVS Experience

Entire Team's Design Outcome: Service Design of CVS Experience

Cancer in United States

In 2025,

an estimated 2 million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States

618,120 people will die from the disease.

In 2025,

an estimated 2 million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States 618,120 people will die from the disease.

In 2025,

an estimated 2 million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States 618,120 people will die from the disease.

In 2025,

an estimated 2 million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States

618,120 people will die from the disease.

In Los Angeles

55.1% of adults in Los Angeles speak languages other than English at home.

55.1% of adults in Los Angeles speak languages other than English at home.

55.1% of adults in Los Angeles speak languages other than English at home.

55.1% of adults in Los Angeles speak languages other than English at home.

Approximately 88% of cancer
diagnoses occur in individuals aged 50 or older.

Approximately 88% of cancer
diagnoses occur in individuals aged 50 or older.

Approximately 88% of cancer
diagnoses occur in individuals aged 50 or older.

Approximately 88% of cancer diagnoses occur in individuals aged 50 or older.

Zooming in, Koreantown in LA has a high rate of late-stage breast cancer. Only 54.7% of Korean women get screened.

Zooming in, Koreantown in LA has a high rate of late-stage breast cancer. Only 54.7% of Korean women get screened.

Zooming in, Koreantown in LA has a high rate of late-stage breast cancer. Only 54.7% of Korean women get screened.

Zooming in, Koreantown in LA has a high rate of late-stage breast cancer. Only 54.7% of Korean women get screened.

My Design Outcome: Immersive cancer screening simulation

Entire Team's Design Outcome: Service Design of CVS Experience