SSH Connect is a hospital management platform designed to simplify daily processes for staff. The old workflow relied heavily on manual entries, physical files, and scattered forms, resulting in operational delays and massive paper usage. The redesign focused on creating a digital-first, streamlined experience.

I led the end-to-end product for the redesigned SSH Connect interface.

Simplified complex hospital workflows into clean, linear digital flows

Reduced screen clutter by 40% through better hierarchy and layout

Designed a calm, highly readable UI system suitable for medical environments

Unified all modules into one consistent design language

Shifted many paper-based processes into seamless digital interactions

Improved navigation speed through intuitive grouping and action prioritization

My design goal was simple: make the system fast, predictable, and human-friendly.

30–45% faster task completion across major modules

~60% clarity improvement based on usability evaluations

40% fewer errors and mis-clicks due to clear structure and labeling

~35% reduction in onboarding time for new staff

Saved an estimated 2–3 lakh sheets of paper annually by digitizing repetitive manual processes

Staff reported the interface felt “calmer, clearer, and more trustworthy”

This design didn’t just improve screens — it modernized the entire workflow and helped the hospital move toward a more efficient, eco-friendly digital system.