NYS Covid 19 Report card

COVID-19 REPORT CARD

The COVID-19 Report Card is an online dashboard which tracks real-time COVID-19 infections and testing operations of every New York school and school district. The COVID-19 Report Card Data Includes: Positive Cases by Date of Students and Staff; Number of Students and Staff On-Site; Percentage of On-Site Positive Cases; Number of Tests Administered by School, Test Type, Lab Used and Lag Time; Date of Last Submission and Update

Scope of Work

As the State of New York prepares to reopen schools, we had to work to create a user friendly website that will provide users with COVID-19 related data real time. To ensure the safety of the students of New York State during the pandemic.

Role

UX|UI Designer, Product Designer

How might we provide parents with a fast and convenient way to track COVID-19 infections and testing operations of their child’s school and school district.

Homepage/Search Screen

For the Homepage/Search Screen, we had to ensure that all of our users would be able to find their child’s school or school district to obtain accurate information and to be able to stay updated on the current COVID-19 situation. Then being able to decide if it would be safe enough to send their children to school for “in person” classes.

In order to make sure our user will be able to find their child’s school, we added 5 categories they would be able to search by, Public Schools, Charter Schools, Private Schools, BOCES Program, and Positive School Rates By Region

Search Results Screen

For the results page following the homepage, we displayed the data collected from each school that is within the school district and displayed them clearly for our users to gain a substantial amount of information at a quick glance.

We also included, the last updated date, to ensure the users that the information is accurate and up to date.

School Page

For the school results page, we displayed data collected the school and provided a more in-depth explanation of what the numbers mean and how they translate to how safe it would be for students to attend in person classes.