Product Design
UX Research
Brand Design
Crafting a seamless telemedicine experience for NimbusCare
Telemedicine makes it possible to get quality care without leaving your home. I designed a telemedicine experience that helps patients and physicians work together to address health problems and improve treatment outcomes using digital tools.
Year
2024
Client
NimbusCare
Project Duration
7 days
Fostering connection during isolation
The shift to telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted how care felt, making it hard for patients and doctors to maintain human connection.
I set out to humanize the digital experience, designing with empathy for both sides of the screen.
Focused one-week sprint
In just one week, I led a solo design sprint, from research and user flow mapping to wireframing and testing. With no direct access to clinicians, I leaned on physician forums, peer feedback, and published research to inform empathetic features.
Features rooted in care
My design focuses on what matters most:
A streamlined appointments dashboard that brings clarity to scheduling and messaging
In-call tools—note-taking, shared files—so patients and clinicians stay connected face-to-face
Medication reminders that empower patients to stay ahead of their care
Each feature was crafted to preserve trust, promote clarity, and support both sides in a virtual visit.
Validating through real life
I tested the solution with real users: patients aged 25–75, across diverse experiences. Iterative feedback guided me toward a cleaner interface that:
Clearly signals user actions
Prioritizes visual hierarchy (no overwhelm)
Uses focused modals that support engagement—without cutting off context
This polished concept reinforced that thoughtful design can unlock connection, clarity, and care, even behind a screen.
More Projects
Product Design
UX Research
Brand Design
Crafting a seamless telemedicine experience for NimbusCare
Telemedicine makes it possible to get quality care without leaving your home. I designed a telemedicine experience that helps patients and physicians work together to address health problems and improve treatment outcomes using digital tools.
Year
2024
Client
NimbusCare
Project Duration
7 days
Fostering connection during isolation
The shift to telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted how care felt, making it hard for patients and doctors to maintain human connection.
I set out to humanize the digital experience, designing with empathy for both sides of the screen.
Focused one-week sprint
In just one week, I led a solo design sprint, from research and user flow mapping to wireframing and testing. With no direct access to clinicians, I leaned on physician forums, peer feedback, and published research to inform empathetic features.
Features rooted in care
My design focuses on what matters most:
A streamlined appointments dashboard that brings clarity to scheduling and messaging
In-call tools—note-taking, shared files—so patients and clinicians stay connected face-to-face
Medication reminders that empower patients to stay ahead of their care
Each feature was crafted to preserve trust, promote clarity, and support both sides in a virtual visit.
Validating through real life
I tested the solution with real users: patients aged 25–75, across diverse experiences. Iterative feedback guided me toward a cleaner interface that:
Clearly signals user actions
Prioritizes visual hierarchy (no overwhelm)
Uses focused modals that support engagement—without cutting off context
This polished concept reinforced that thoughtful design can unlock connection, clarity, and care, even behind a screen.
More Projects
Product Design
UX Research
Brand Design
Crafting a seamless telemedicine experience for NimbusCare
Telemedicine makes it possible to get quality care without leaving your home. I designed a telemedicine experience that helps patients and physicians work together to address health problems and improve treatment outcomes using digital tools.
Year
2024
Client
NimbusCare
Project Duration
7 days
Fostering connection during isolation
The shift to telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted how care felt, making it hard for patients and doctors to maintain human connection.
I set out to humanize the digital experience, designing with empathy for both sides of the screen.
Focused one-week sprint
In just one week, I led a solo design sprint, from research and user flow mapping to wireframing and testing. With no direct access to clinicians, I leaned on physician forums, peer feedback, and published research to inform empathetic features.
Features rooted in care
My design focuses on what matters most:
A streamlined appointments dashboard that brings clarity to scheduling and messaging
In-call tools—note-taking, shared files—so patients and clinicians stay connected face-to-face
Medication reminders that empower patients to stay ahead of their care
Each feature was crafted to preserve trust, promote clarity, and support both sides in a virtual visit.
Validating through real life
I tested the solution with real users: patients aged 25–75, across diverse experiences. Iterative feedback guided me toward a cleaner interface that:
Clearly signals user actions
Prioritizes visual hierarchy (no overwhelm)
Uses focused modals that support engagement—without cutting off context
This polished concept reinforced that thoughtful design can unlock connection, clarity, and care, even behind a screen.