Noggin: The New Way of Epilepsy Management
Brianna Gallagher
Visual Communication Design, 2024
Life with epilepsy isn’t easy. It's a constant battle identifying triggers, adjusting treatment plans, tracking medications, and dealing with mood swings. For individuals 16-26 years old, they are also dealing with many transitions, which brings new pain points of balancing parent anxiety with individual independence, accountability, and potential new triggers. Current digital approaches are outdated, boring, overcomplicated, and none focus on this transitional group. Epilepsy management should be empowering, engaging, united, personal, and uncomplicated.
Noggin is a digital application that encourages individuals to take control of their epilepsy and take back their independence through fun and personalized medication reminders, daily mental health modules, and other resources. Noggin provides a quick way to log seizures and makes communication easy by linking contacts and connecting to MyChart. Noggin provides easy epilepsy management tools that allow individuals to get back to their best self and give peace of mind to friends and family.
Brianna Gallagher is a graduating senior at The Ohio State University majoring in Visual Communication Design and minoring in General Psychology and Entrepreneurship and Innovation. She is a creative and hardworking designer from Strongsville, Ohio. Brianna is passionate about user experiences in the physical and digital world, research, accessibility, sustainability, and emerging technology.
To view her work, visit her portfolio at briannagallagher.com