An article I wrote https://hackernoon.com/control-usability-and-accessibility-a-deeper-lookAn article I wrote https://hackernoon.com/control-usability-and-accessibility-a-deeper-look
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Working on a healthcare automation dashboard concept 🩺
The idea was to explore how complex clinical workflows could feel simpler, more connected, and easier to understand.
The challenge? Balancing multiple automation steps, patient information, approval gates, and EHR integrations without making the interface feel overwhelming.
My visual approach:
→ A node-based workflow to make the process easy to follow
→ Soft green tones to create a calm, healthcare-focused feel
→ Clear cards and visual hierarchy to separate each action
→ Small status indicators and approval states to improve clarity
→ A prompt-based flow builder to make automation feel more accessible
I wanted to explore how visual design can make even complex systems feel approachable.
Just a visual experiment exploring the intersection of UI design, UX thinking, and healthcare automation.