Semble | Health SaaS

As the UX/UI Designer for two core product initiatives at Semble, I was responsible for driving the user experience and interface design across integration systems and data reporting tools.

Project 1: Integrations & Automation Library Led the UX/UI design for a new central “Connect” library that unifies all of Semble’s integrations, including the automation engine, labs, pharmacy systems, Stripe, and Xero. Conducted user research to understand integration usage patterns and pain points during onboarding. Designed an intuitive interface that merges automation logic with native third-party connections, reducing onboarding friction and improving discoverability. Developed user flows and interactive prototypes to support seamless navigation and integration management. Collaborated with product managers and engineers to ensure feasibility and alignment with business goals.

Project 2: Data & Reports Redesign Spearheaded a redesign of the reports page, aligning with Semble’s updated design system. Expanded and refined the table component to support advanced filtering, better data visualization, and improved usability across desktop and mobile. Delivered high-fidelity mockups and collaborated with developers to ensure pixel-perfect implementation. Focused on simplifying data access and making analytics more actionable for end users. Both projects aimed to enhance core platform functionality, streamline workflows, and deliver a more cohesive product experience. Collaboration: Agile design sprints, product-led discussions, iterative reviews with engineers 📌 Due to confidentiality and data protection agreements, I am unable to share client names, visual assets, or specific screenshots. However, this work reflects a high level of collaboration, systems thinking, and measurable design outcomes.

📌 Due to confidentiality and data protection agreements, I am unable to share client names, visual assets, or specific screenshots. However, this work reflects a high level of collaboration, systems thinking, and measurable design outcomes.