Company
+250% clinic revenue · 35% faster patient reviews
Duration
Sept 2023 - Aug 2025
Team
1 Product Manager · 4 Developers · Product Leadership (Direction)
Healthcare UX · Endobits Redesign
Redesigned a clinical dashboard for endocrinologists and diabetes educators to improve workflow efficiency, data clarity, and billing accuracy across clinics.
As the sole designer in a fast-paced startup, I wore multiple hats across product, web, and marketing design.
Endobits is a clinical dashboard for endocrinologists that was live in clinics but lacked adoption. Built primarily by developers, it worked technically but suffered from poor usability and low visual clarity.
Feedback showed that 60% of clinicians struggled to navigate data and 45% found the interface visually overwhelming. I partnered with product leadership to redesign the dashboard and patient detail views, improving clarity, trust, and daily usability across clinics.
Legacy home dashboard showing patient overview cards with limited visual hierarchy.
Original patient detail view presenting raw data in dense tables with low readability.
I focused on understanding how Endobits fit into the daily workflows of different users and stakeholders
While formal research wasn’t conducted, insights came from ongoing collaboration, product demos, and internal discussions with key teams.
This helped me identify how each group interacted with the system, what pain points they faced, and what they valued most in a redesigned experience.
After gaining a clear understanding of how Endobits was used in clinics
I worked closely with our Product Manager (also the CTO), CEO, Operations Manager, and Chief Medical Officer to define a new direction for the product.
Through this collaboration, we aligned around four guiding principles that shaped the redesign. These principles helped balance clinical precision with everyday usability — ensuring that the new Endobits experience felt both professional and familiar to clinicians.
Clarity
Simplify dense medical data into digestible, prioritized information that supports faster decision-making.
Familiarity
Borrow design patterns from consumer products clinicians use daily, creating a sense of ease and recognition.
Efficiency
Streamline navigation and reduce steps in patient reviews, helping users access key insights faster.
Trust
Reinforce credibility and confidence through consistent visual hierarchy, color use, and reliable feedback states.
Establishing clarity, consistency, and a new design direction
Transforming a dense clinical dashboard into a modern, consumer-grade experience
To fix inconsistencies and improve readability, I began by defining a lightweight design system. This helped expose issues with the existing dashboard and guided the redesign toward a more intuitive and clinically confident experience.
Old dashboard layout + patient card close-up + early design system foundations
Exploration & Design Evolution
From incremental improvements to consumer-inspired interaction models
I refined the existing dashboard first, improving spacing and simplifying filters. Then I explored card-based layouts inspired by streaming platforms, which helped clinicians scan patient data faster and more intuitively.
Early structural refinements and consumer-inspired layout explorations
Final Dashboard UI
A modern clinical dashboard designed for speed and confidence
The final design uses large, glanceable cards with clear risk indicators and hover details. Patients are grouped into meaningful categories, helping clinicians triage faster and stay focused on what matters most.
Final dashboard redesign featuring large, glanceable cards, cleaner hierarchy, hover-based insight reveals, and a full system of card variants built for clinical workflows such as triage, setup checks, and reviewing last-seen patients.
Understanding the challenges of the original Patient Charts
Making complex glucose trends clearer and easier to interpret
The original charts view surfaced valuable data but lacked structure and hierarchy, forcing clinicians to scan multiple dense graphs to find key insights. This made it difficult to quickly understand glucose patterns, variability, and daily trends.
Original charts view: exposure summaries, trend graphs, and raw data tables presented without clear hierarchy.
Exploration & Design Evolution
From dense trend charts to clearer, clinically meaningful insights
I refined the existing charts first by improving spacing, simplifying labels, and restructuring how trends were presented. Then I explored layouts that grouped related insights together — exposure, daily trends, historical comparison — making it easier for clinicians to understand glucose patterns at a glance.
Early structural refinements of trend charts, exposure summaries, and historical comparison views.
Final Patient Charts UI
A redesigned clinical analytics view that improves insight delivery and decision-making.
The updated charts view presents time-series data, trends, and insights in a cleaner, more interpretable layout.
Large charts, tighter spacing, and clearer visual hierarchy make it easier for clinicians to identify patterns, compare metrics, and review patient progress.
Final redesigned charts view with improved trends, insights, and clinical readability.
Designed and built the product & corporate site in Framer, creating a cleaner brand presence and improving clinic onboarding clarity. (Links above are clickable)
Presentation Decks
Created pitch, investor, and clinical education decks, establishing consistent visual language across teams.
Marketing & Print Assets
Designed brochures, email signatures, business cards, and clinic posters to support product rollout.
Designed brochures, posters, email updates, business cards, and event collateral to support product launches and clinic engagement.
Reflecting on Two Years of Product Evolution
Working on Endobits meant continuously evolving a complex clinical product across dashboards, charting, patient views, and supporting assets. Over two years, I sharpened how I build scalable design foundations, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and turn clinical complexity into clear, intuitive interfaces.
There’s still room to expand the design system further and streamline developer handoffs, but this redesign set the foundation for Endobits V5 — a more modern, confident, and clinician-friendly experience.
