Problem
1.Fragmented component library causing inconsistent UI and slower development
2. No responsive framework, making mobile scaling difficult and requiring major UI rework
3.Low user adoption due to usability issues and inconsistent experience
Project Milestones
Key milestones that shaped the project and ensured steady progress from discovery to delivery.
Phase 1
UX Research & discovery
Phase 2
Wireframing and user testing
Phase 3
Prototyping and validation
Phase 4
Design System Creation and Documentation
Phase 5
Implementation
Phase 6
QA and Iteration
New product launched with a solid design system in place — a strong foundation for continuous testing and improvement.
Key Web Application Improvement Case Study
User Personas
User Behavior Analysis Results (Past 6 Months)
Findings:
1. Unintuitive user experience
2.Not optimized for screens under 1400px
3.Users spend an average of 73 minutes per day manually reviewing over 200 patients with no disease indicators
Low-fidelity wireframes (New Layout)
The main focus is to create a scalable interface layout and boost feature adoption.
Fast Review Mode - foundation for future Ai Integration (Low-fidelity)
The new fast review mode simplifies the interface by removing unnecessary elements and focusing on data analysis. Users can mark all patients with no disease indicators as “reviewed” by simply scrolling and saving, improving efficiency and enabling quicker decision‑making.
NEW patient profile page (Low-fidelity)
Setting up the foundation - Design System
New Branding
High-fidelity wireframes and prototyping
Patient Management Page
Patient Management Page - Fast Review Mode
Patient Profile
Patient Profile - Historical Data
Project results
Reduced development and training costs
Boosted frontend development speed by 60%
Doubled design development speed and improved design consistency
Enhanced brand loyalty
Cut average user time spent reviewing patient data by 70%, from 73 min to 21.9 min per day
Established a strong foundation for future scalability and mobile app development