Connecting the dots: Designing a unified experience across disconnected products

How we unified a fragmented experience into a cohesive platform strategy

<span style="font-weight: 300">Connecting the dots: Designing a </span><span style="font-weight: 600">unified experience</span><span style="font-weight: 300"> across disconnected products</span> - Case Study Hero Image

In fast-evolving healthcare systems, fragmented digital experiences can do more than frustrate—they can fracture trust and limit outcomes.

I led the reimagination of a multi-product ecosystem that had grown in silos over time. Instead of focusing on isolated improvements, we saw an opportunity to create something much bigger: a unified experience that could simplify workflows, enable smarter outreach, and support long-term scalability.

We began by aligning around a clear north star: designing for user intent, not just feature sets. Through deep listening, user journey mapping, and cross-functional collaboration, we redefined what quality-focused workflows should feel like—not just functionally, but strategically.

Along the way, we made intentional trade-offs to protect UX integrity, championed platform thinking across departments, and transformed design’s role—from reactive delivery to a strategic driver of business value.

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