We are happy to share that the HIPs Navigator is live and making an impact! It was a pleasure collaborating with MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership, FP2030, and our partners at noodle research + strategy to create this tool that enhances accessibility and usability for family planning practitioners worldwide. We believe that intuitive and user-centered design can drive meaningful change in global health. The Navigator’s ability to streamline insights based on key objectives will empower users to find and apply high-impact practices more effectively. Check out the Navigator tool - hosted as a new pop-up feature and on the landing page of the HIPs for Family Planning website here: https://lnkd.in/eaEQX6NM A big thanks to all our partners, collaborators, and colleagues: Anne Pfitzer, Aimee Dickerson, Laura Raney, FP2030, Kevin Shane, Anna Lawton, Neha Singh, Bhavesh Bhateja, Esha Kalra, Jyoti Narayan, Anish Uddaraju #HumanCenteredDesign #UserExperienceDesign #FamilyPlanning #GlobalHealthInnovation
Has anyone recently consulted the High Impact Practices (HIPs) for Family Planning website? If you have, you may have noticed a new pop-up feature, the HIPs Navigator, on the landing page of the HIPs website (see https://lnkd.in/dhTCcyAi). The Navigator allows users to query HIPs according to key objectives for accessing the site, namely whether the user intends to: - Reach diverse underserved groups - Engage communities to address bias and stigma - Reduce financial barriers Each of these objectives can then be further narrowed. When one selects sub-objectives, the relevant HIPs to consult are highlighted and a brief synopsis of the brief appears if one clicks on a relevant HIP square. Links can also direct users to the full version of the brief. At the top right, users can change the language of the Navigator from English to either French, Spanish or Portuguese. In addition to the small and mighty team at FP2030 that works on the HIPs, this feature was made possible by my team at MOMENTUM Country and Global leadership, including Aimee Dickerson, Quicksand Design Studio and noodle research + strategy colleagues. We hope the tool makes exploring how HIPs can enhance impact in family planning more frictionless to all in our global community. But please share your thoughts in the comments... #MadePossiblebyFamilyPlanning