How the E-Visual Aid App Setup Works
RX Design Hub sets up an e-visual aid app for Android from your total page count and divisions, handling the work from designing through complete app setup.
Share your pages and divisions
Your total pages and divisions are the starting point for an e-visual aid app requirement.
Send RX Design Hub the approximate page count and the names of the divisions you want to include. A brand list grouped by division makes the requirement easier to understand. If you already have visual aid artwork, mention it and discuss what needs to be reused or redesigned.
The stated offering covers 10 to 200+ pages with no fixed page limit. The useful question is how those pages should be arranged for your field team, not how many pages can be squeezed into a presentation.
Design the brand presentation
RX Design Hub handles the page design as part of the e-visual aid app setup.
Share the brand material your company wants to present and discuss the page sequence with the team. The app changes the presentation format; your company still needs to check and approve its product information and brand content before use.
If the same campaign also needs a printed book, discuss the two formats together. Screen layout and printed page layout may need different treatment even when the underlying brand material is the same.
Arrange the brands and page sequence
Side brand indexing gives direct access to the brands in the e-visual aid app.
Confirm which brands belong to each division and how each brand's pages should follow one another. Direct navigation supports a conversation that moves between brands without requiring the MR to turn through the entire page collection.
RX Design Hub can arrange Cardiac, Diabetic, Gynae, Pedia and custom divisions around the requirement you share.
Complete the Android app setup
RX Design Hub handles the complete app setup after planning the content and its navigation.
The offering includes smooth page animations and offline presentation of the prepared pages. Confirm your intended Android phones or tablets, the delivery method and the installation steps with the team before rollout.
No Android version, device-wide compatibility promise or public app-store listing is specified here. Use the sample discussion to check how the app will fit the devices your MRs actually carry.
Request and review a sample
A free sample app is available on request from RX Design Hub.
You can request a sample while considering the app; the step order here does not mean you have to place an order before asking. Review the brand navigation, page presentation and offline use, then share any questions about your own setup.
Request the sample by WhatsApp, phone or email. The website does not provide a public app download.
Arrange future content updates
Future e-visual aid app updates can add or remove brands, remove pages and replace content.
Send the team a clear list of the changes and the material to be replaced. Confirm the update scope, cost and delivery process before proceeding.
This service description does not promise automatic updates, an admin dashboard or free lifetime revisions. It describes updates that you arrange with RX Design Hub as your portfolio changes.
Ask RX Design Hub for a sample
A free sample of the e-visual aid app is available on request.
Send your page count and divisions. RX Design Hub can then discuss the design requirement and complete Android app setup.