We have made updates to the design of the BrainHi calendar to make the experience more intuitive and efficient. It is important to note that these changes focus solely on the appearance and visualization of information, without affecting the existing calendar functionality.

Below is a summary of each improvement implemented:

1. Appointment Component Improvement

  • More spacious design: The space within each appointment component has been optimized to make reading and interaction easier.

  • Expanded patient information: Each appointment now clearly and neatly displays the following patient information:

    • Name

    • Appointment duration

    • Start time

    • Assigned service

    • Date of birth

If there is a high appointment frequency and short appointment duration, this change may be affected by overlap.

2. Expanded Information on Hover

  • Highlighted information on hover: Positioning the cursor over an appointment reveals additional patient information. This "hover" effect improves visibility and makes it easier to review important details without clicking.

3. Zoom Feature for Appointment View

  • Interactive zoom in: It is now possible to expand the appointment view in 60, 30, and 20-minute intervals. This feature allows:

    • A greater amount of information visible at a glance.
    • Dynamic adjustments based on visualization needs, making scheduling and review easier.

4. Horizontal Navigation of Patient Columns

  • Intuitive horizontal scrolling: The ability to navigate horizontally between the columns containing patient information has been added. This improvement helps to:

    • Fluidly and quickly view each patient's details.
    • Optimize the use of screen space.

5. Appointment Counter

  • Breakdown by service or provider: The number of appointments assigned to each service or provider and the total are now visible, which facilitates:

    • The organization and tracking of appointments.

    • Decision-making based on each team member's or professional's workload.


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