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MSD

System DesignLogisticsClinical Exams

Stabilizing the clinical exam journey.

Reduced operational risk and rework in a critical workflow without touching the backend.

ROLE

Product Designer

DURATION

6 months

TECHNOLOGIES

Legacy System

DELIVERABLES

Optimized task flows

Project Summary

Context

Transformation of a legacy request-and-operation system for critical clinical exams — used daily by doctors, labs, and logistics teams.

The old product was desktop-only with dense screens (up to 40 decisions per flow), no error recovery (no "back" or resume), and hard-to-retrace journeys — generating friction, support calls, and operational risk.

Results

Simplified critical workflows

3 critical flows redesigned (doctor, lab, logistics) — with back / resume / state patterns to prevent work loss.

Reduced ambiguity & scalable foundation

PDF authorizations with clear status tracking, a design system + documentation for consistency and scale, and HTML ready for the legacy backend.

Team

Client

MSD

Responsibilities

Research & synthesis • UX/Content strategy • System design • Legacy integration (HTML delivery) • Design system documentation

Impact

Risk mitigation without touching the backend.

Error-proofing

Increased error tolerance with recovery patterns and clear, visible states.

Cognitive load reduction

Decreased decision density and restructured information for safer, faster choices.

Mobile-first foundation

Built a mobile experience for a product that had no prior mobile version.

Scalability through consistency

Design system + documentation to prevent improvements from becoming isolated, inconsistent pages.

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