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Design an app that helps people find a doctor.

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Tests healthcare adjacent product design: matching patients to the right doctor while respecting trust, insurance, and urgency constraints.

How to approach it

  1. Define the user: someone needing to find a doctor, ranging from urgent same day needs to routine specialist searches.
  2. Identify the core needs: matching by specialty, insurance acceptance, location, and availability, plus trust signals like reviews and credentials.
  3. Propose the core flow: search or symptom based triage suggesting relevant specialties, filtered by insurance and location, with visible appointment availability.
  4. Address trust explicitly, verifying doctor credentials and showing genuine patient reviews rather than unmoderated ones.
  5. Define success: search to booked appointment conversion rate and time to find a suitable doctor.
  6. Confirm with the interviewer whether the focus is routine care or urgent, same day needs.

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