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I redesigned their logo and played with the wording as part of their brand messaging in a spooky theme for the upcoming Halloween event.
I retained the brand consistency across the typography and overall logo shape and changed few details within.
Any twitch streamers, viewers or halloween celebrants here?
Fun concept and perfect timing. The spooky wordmark twist still feels on brand, nice one.
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Doctors don’t need another dashboard. They need the full patient picture at a glance.
In healthcare, confusing UX isn’t just frustrating. It can delay understanding when every second matters.
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Less searching. More clarity. Better informed decisions.
That’s what healthcare UX should deliver.
Would you design a healthcare dashboard for more data, or better decisions?
A clearer patient overview can make complex health data feel far less overwhelming. That’s thoughtful UX.
