Category:
UX Designer
Client:
Monovo
Used Tools:
Figma, Adobe XD, Notion (Research Repository), Maze, Adobe Illustrate
I helped Monovo build software that secured over $10 million in funding, and built processes that paved the road ahead.
Impact
Results that speak for themselves
30+ feature releases across web and mobile platforms
3,000+ users across 10 clinics
Helped Monovo secure $10M+ in funding and $20M+ in ARR
Established a scalable design system and product development workflow
Monovo Clinician Portal
Monovo Patient App
From Unclear Direction to Strong Vision
Building clarity from the ground up
When I joined, Monovo was still in its MVP phase. Design systems were new, workflows were loosely defined, and product direction was hazy. My first challenge was to help bring clarity—not just to the product, but to how we worked as a team.
Research as a Foundation
Interviews, competitive analysis, and usability benchmarks
To better understand the landscape, we conducted deep research:
Interviews with users across five key roles—patients, caretakers, nurses, doctors, and hospital admins
Stakeholder alignment sessions to clarify business goals
Competitive analysis of 100+ similar companies
Usability benchmarks for our early features
These efforts gave us the context we needed to make informed, strategic decisions.
Designing the Future
Vision prototypes and a smarter workflow
Next, we built vision prototypes—“no-constraints” mockups that showed what the product could be in an ideal world. These designs helped us uncover hidden challenges early and align stakeholders around a shared vision.
To prevent scope creep, we introduced a structured, repeatable process inspired by Basecamp’s Shape Up:
Commit to a clear problem
Vet and select a solution
Stakeholder review
Prototype and test with users
This approach brought clarity, predictability, and momentum to our product development cycles.