Professional Project
Ground-up redesign of DocSpera's surgical coordination portal utilizing scheduling, case lifesycles, and messaging into one unified practice dasbhoard for HCPs in a new, modernized look.

DocSpera's initial surgical coordination portal included inconsistent screens, massive CLS, overloaded tables, and separated compnents. Users were shown multiple routes to manage a single case, and the visual language had drifted across teams. The ask required was reviving an ourdated system with new branding, best practices, and interactions that reduced the number of pages, modals, and click events without breaking the workflows clinical teams already depend on.
Fully explor the entire application flow by flow, including the entire lifesycle from creating a case, adding users, communications with patients pre-op and post-op ending with completion. The audit surfaced redundant table views, mixed styles and inconsistent header patterns.

Standardized table rows, filter bars, status pills, and the case header pattern so every page in the portal stays consistent, future proofing any additional pages. This process included redesigning basic components and defining a clear styleguide

Redesigned each workflow: scheduling, pre-op and post-op lifecycles, admin, and messaging. Each surface got a unified header, filter pattern, and density level before any individual screen was touched using the shared styles.

Weekly design reviews with engineering and seniors kept scope honest and showcased and other improvements received from customers. This lead to lots of edge cases being identified and improved, leadning to better future planning.


Practice dashboard

Daily schedule

Worklists

Pre-op Lifescycle

Post-op Lifescycle

Create case

Booking templates

Messaging

Location mappings

Admin
Consolidated 25+ disconnected routes into a navigation a coordinator can hold in their head. The component library cut the cost of every subsequent feature, with the mobile app and the workflow automation tool both inheriting designs, and gave DocSpera one consistent visual language.
Metrics coming soon