Development of female menstrual management in Denmark I guess men need it too.

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; When the Danish founder Ida Tin introduced the menstrual tracking software clue on the mobile Beat 2013, I looked around and almost all the men--including the first row of reporters--kept looking down on their cell phones or computers and even chewing their fingers. It sounds like something embarrassing to men, but founder Ida Tin told Pingwest: "We think men are also interested in it, and they look at the women around them, like their wives and girlfriends, and it's not funny or even brutal, they want to get involved in figuring out what's going on, but there's no way." "The design of clue can improve the embarrassment to some extent, so that people other than women who are suffering from menstrual periods are better informed."  At the very least, the most intuitive thing is that you can predict when a woman around you is going to be in a bad temper to avoid mined areas.


     Clue complies with all mobile application design principles: clean and intuitive. Large-round or square-shaped buttons and large icons make it easy to click, because the mobile application is to enable users to use it without hindrance even in the mobile. Most menstrual tracking software uses a calendar as the main interface, with stickers or symbols to mark related dates. Ida said: "That data entry is too slow." We want to provide a quick experience of data entry and see at a glance what stage I'm in and what might happen next.      Perhaps you will think that menstrual management software is really not new, a lot less. But unlike clue, it defines itself as a "quantification of itself" tool to track and quantify what is happening in the body: emotions, sex, drugs, flow, and so forth, related to menstrual state. It uses simple vector maps to describe all possible situations, such as headaches, ovulation stings, breast swelling and cramps and colic in the pain category. Accurate descriptions are critical to quantifying abstractions, and users can easily discard them at an early stage if they are confused and don't know which description is right for them--and these descriptions also make the record much faster.      Clue interface with a white background, font or icon button color is gray, green tea, sea blue and red, and people think menstrual tracking software in the design is very different-no pink, no floret. Ida Tin said: "I talked to hundreds of women and they all said they were pretty tired of pink and I was tired of pink myself." Like the iphone, you don't turn it into pink, and as a real thing, I'm glad it's an elegant neutral color. "Also as a quantitative tool, Ida thinks it should be neutral, too."      Application opened is a ring, the ring from the ground up marks a complete physiological cycle of women-from the first day of menstruation, the safe period, spawning period to the impending menstruation of the PMS (pre-menstrual syndrome, premenstrual syndrome). If a male is used to record the cycle of a girlfriend or wife and is not clear about the meaning or symptoms of these stages, such as: What is PMS? Clue know that users may have these myths, sliding to this stage in the upper left corner has helpful information. Founder Ida Tin said: "I don't know anything about this until we start creating this product." I also know that a lot of women don't know that, and I just want to know what's going on. "     compared to the target crowd for girls of those pink applications, clue is more inclined to mature women, so in addition to menstrual and flow records, but also a very special feature is the provision of sex records-four dimensions are unprotected sex, Protected sex, high sex drive and withdrawal. In fact, many mature women begin to pay attention to their menstrual and ovulation conditions, and even their husband is involved in this concern, usually when they are ready to get pregnant, so documenting the event will play an important role in predicting the time and probability of pregnancy, Ida explains.      Clue the whole cycle of the prediction process is not a one-size-fits-all approach, the usual menstrual management software will be based on a fixed cycle-related statistics that the reasonable period of 28 days on average. In fact, each woman's condition is different, and this fluctuation can be recorded and predicted in a one-size-fits-all way between 23 days and 40 days, often giving women tension and anxiety that are not within the 28-day cycle. When using clue for the first time, it takes a 28-day reference and then calculates the average for the data added each month, and then adjusts the next forecast.      The next step of the company in Berlin, Germany, is to extend the concept to development hardware. This is beyond imagination, Ida said it could not be disclosed, but she felt that this is a real benefit to focus on their own women, and even care about the female side of the matter. At the same time Ida also want to see this article reader said: "Do not misuse clue to contraception oh." We are not there yet, but we may do it in the future. "