1. MedicPro By Peter Reynolds, Alex Jackson, Harrison Grant, Ieuan Boucher, Cristina Lojo and Janine Pring

2. MedicPro: Who? People that need some First Aid knowledge. What? Problems with seeing blood, or First Aid ignorance. When? Throughout the day. Where? At home/work. Why? Because some people need to deal with First Aid problems everyday without having that much knowledge. 3. Problem: Some people need to deal with First Aid issues everyday without having that much knowledge. This can make them nervous or stressed when dealing with blood. 4. Question: What should you do in an emergency situation? 5. Key insight statement You get nervous when you see blood. You need help with basic first aid issues. 6. Mini Elevator pitch Hello. We have been creating a fantastic app that could help many people in dangerous situations. It will appeal to a wide audience but mainly to teenagers and up. Our app will exhibit information about basic first aid all the way to intricate first aid that might just help you save a life. It also accompanied by an emergency option that will either call 999 or display information that will help you in the most immediate of situation. It is also quick and simple so you can act quickly and help the person in need. We have many information options which consist of info, cases and causes and plenty more. By the end of this app you will truly be a medic pro! The app will be available for a small fee (Maybe around 0.70) but is completely worth it. There are other first aid types of apps but are pricey and are not as detailed. They are also packed full of adverts and pop ups that will fill your screen. Do you really want to be in an emergency and need help when there is a mountain dew advert you have to watch to get to the next screen. No? So go with our app and Im sure you will not regret it! 7. User profiles During our scope we found out that people will find a simple first aid app that includes some daily basic first aid issues useful and that is simple and quick to use. 8. Alternative solutions that already exist in the market. There are other medical and first aid apps that solve our problem, but ours is better because it is much quicker, as it is for people that get nervous or stressed with this kind of issues and much simple as it includes daily basis first aid issues. 9. MVP user stories and feature chosen. This is Claire. She is a lawyer from Ireland. She is single and she has a little boy. She gets really nervous with blood and doesnt know the basic first aid when she needs it. She often has to deal with blood, as her little boy usually comes with cuts or injuries from school. She will find a medical app really useful. Our medical app will be suitable for her because it is simple to use, the instructions are clear and it includes some solutions to her daily basis problem. 10. Flow of app & user feedback integrated. Our app would include a menu with options of different first aid issues, when you select one, it displays the information required. As a feedback, they told us that our app would need to be quick to use, so that is why we did a menu with different options, you just select once, you dont have to type in and the information comes out quickly. 11. Key wireframes 12. Key wireframes 13. Feasibility Our app would be very feasible because it appeals to a wide range of audiences from teens to older adult age category's. Also our app is feasible because lots of people in the world would need our app in a real life situation based on our ongoing research and statistics. 14. Business case We will make money out of our app by charging a small fee of 70p to install. This means that we would be able to run our app effectively as well as make a profit. This also means that people wouldnt be crowded with adverts while using the app and make it cleaner and appeal more to our target audience. 15. Marketing strategy We would market our app by doing adverts to do with our apps in local places, websites and schools because we feel that it would really sell our app to our chosen target audience. 16. Any questions?