Aurahub — Health OS Dashboard (Concept)

Type: Concept / spec project (not a client engagement) Role: Product Designer (UI/UX) Tools: Figma, Mobbin (research), Stack AI

Aurahub is a concept health platform designed to unify patient data, consultations, and hospital bookings into one dashboard. This wasn't a client project. I built it to explore how healthcare SaaS could reduce the friction patients face when managing chronic conditions across multiple providers.

Researched healthcare app patterns — audited existing health platforms via Mobbin to identify where patients lose time (fragmented records, unclear next steps, no unified view)

Defined the information architecture — organized around 4 core modules: Health Intelligence Dashboard, Appointment Engine, Telehealth Suite, and Medical Archive

Designed the full dashboard — real-time vitals monitoring (BP, cholesterol, glucose), a 4-step booking wizard for partner facilities, chat-to-video telehealth transitions, and a structured medical records repository

Built a scalable component system — card-based visual hierarchy using Fitts's Law for navigation, designed to reduce cognitive load for patients managing multiple conditions

Card-based visual hierarchy — each module answers one question: "How am I doing?" (vitals), "When's my next visit?" (appointments), "Can I talk to someone now?" (telehealth)

Progressive disclosure — complex medical data surfaced through actionable status indicators, not raw numbers

Modular architecture — designed so treatment modules, analytics, and clinical tools can be added without redesigning the core experience

This project demonstrates healthcare dashboard thinking: how to take complex clinical data and make it usable for non-technical patients. The patterns here transfer directly to any data-heavy SaaS product.