Health apps fail when they feel like software instead of support. Users don't want dashboards. They want clarity, guidance, and something that fits into their day without friction.

I design consumer health products that people actually open twice. The kind that simplifies complex health information into clear, actionable experiences users trust and return to daily.

What I bring to the table: Deep understanding of health UX patterns and accessibility standards User research and journey mapping tailored to wellness audiences Interface design that balances clinical accuracy with consumer-friendly simplicity Design systems built for scale as your product grows Prototyping and usability testing to validate before you build

This is for you if: You're building a health or wellness app and need a designer who understands the space Your current product feels too clinical, too cluttered, or too confusing for everyday users You want an experience that drives engagement, retention, and real health outcomes You need someone who can translate medical complexity into something your users actually enjoy using

The difference between a health app that gets downloaded and one that gets used daily? Design that respects the user's time, context, and emotional state. Let's build something people rely on.