Software development experience / Sound for Silence
Software for auditory verbal therapy.
Android and web tools for an AIIMS auditory verbal therapy initiative, connecting families, therapists and hospital teams.
Initiative
AIIMS
Users
Families & care teams
Interfaces
Android + web
Service
Software development
Product website preview: Sound for Silence. Follow the project link below to explore the current offering.
01 / Purpose
The people.
The problem.
Sound for Silence supports a clinician-led initiative for children with cochlear implants. The software needs to make guidance usable for families at home while supporting the people coordinating care.
02 / Product
What it includes.
A parent-facing experience
Guided activities and an Android application support participating parents and caregivers.
Tools for the care team
Therapist and hospital-administration interfaces support the people coordinating the programme.
Access to guidance and support
The website explains home practice, application access and routes to the care team in plain language.
03 / Explore
Open the project.
Visit Sound for Silence to explore the programme, family guidance and application access.
Visit Sound for SilenceYour project / where we would start
Building software for several kinds of users?
A family-facing application and a staff interface serve different needs. For a similar project, we would map how an action moves between users before defining the screens.
- What should each user be able to do without assistance?
- How does a request or update reach the receiving team?
- Which information belongs in each role’s view?
- Who owns content review, onboarding and ongoing support?
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