Unintuitive interfaces
Leaking modern interaction trends, which bring unconfident and uncomfortable when using the mini-program.
Huaxia Internet Hospital — rebuilt booking, consult and meds around how patients and doctors actually move through their day.
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Internet Hospital Mini-program was built feature-by-feature over six years. Patients could technically book a visit, but the journey was slow, anxiety-inducing and easy to abandon. We based on one concept to reshape the whole platform: Make patients feel calm, make doctors more efficient, and let them focus on the core of "rehabilitation" instead of letting the system become a burden.
I collaborated with another designer to create a offline survey and conducted in-depth interviews with three doctors, collected 240+ responses total.
Leaking modern interaction trends, which bring unconfident and uncomfortable when using the mini-program.
Many data/status hidden in the sub-pages, patients feel confuse and troublesome when scanning.
In China, patients self-route to large hospitals. Online consults relieve crowding via remote triage, follow-ups and prescriptions.
A double - diamond process, working closely with the PM, front/end engineer and customer service to ground every change in real usage.
Mapped interaction logic against user analysis to find pain points.
Reframed the problem. Set measurable targets in department meetings.
Rebuilt and unified the design language with internal review.
150+ pieces of feedback. Aligned with engineers. Staged rollout.
Solid blue = most important live activity. Subtle blue = secondary.
Soft green replaces grey for completed states — a more positive cue.
Theme-aligned colour to spot incomplete diagnosis reports fast.
By reconstructing the information architecture of both the list page and doctor’s detail information page, users can focus on scanning and choosing doctors they are trusted and admired.
By reconstructing the information architecture of the doctor’s detail information page, users can focus on scanning and choosing doctors they are trusted and admired.
Long waits, booking flows and forms create anxiety — users need a progress bar and clear status to stay calm.
Reset the visual center of doctor’s portal to assist them capture the most important information: How many patients are waiting, so that they’ll arrange their further consultation.
Three flows: scan & book, consult, manage prescriptions, rebuild to a clearer interaction. Doctor portal now independent to another mini program, with a brand new home screen.
The new interface is really much more intuitive, so I don't have to worry about missing any information.
Biggest wins came from removing steps — not adding features.
One token library kept three platforms in sync. Ship time −~⅓.
In healthcare, calm clarity beats clever delight.