I test health apps the way real patients do. Got one that needs fresh eyes?

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I’m a product designer and UX researcher focused on HealthTech for people mainstream apps leave behind: refugees, people living with dementia, and patients with limited English.

I bring 4+ years of usability testing, accessible design to WCAG 2.1 AA, and clinical knowledge from my Radiologic Technology studies. I recently designed Yolotl, a multilingual care platform with a trauma-informed intake and right-to-left language support, and I prototype quickly in Figma and Lovable.

I’d love to collaborate with health startups, clinics, or developers who want fresh eyes on a patient-facing app. You’d get a first-time-user review, clear notes on where patients get confused, and the top fixes to make first. I’m open to paid work, case studies, or longer partnerships.

I’m a product designer and UX researcher focused on HealthTech for people mainstream apps leave behind: refugees,…

Why I’m posting this

I want to make health apps that more people can actually use, especially with dementia patients and refugees.

Included

A first-time user review of your health app, website, or patient forms Notes on where users get confused or stuck, with screenshots An accessibility check against WCAG 2.1 AA basics (contrast, readability, clarity) Your top 3 recommended fixes, in priority order Optional Figma redesigns of key screens

Open to

Collaboration, Partnership, Ideas

Boundaries

I provide UX and design feedback, not medical, legal, or compliance advice I don’t handle real patient data. Please share test accounts or sample data only I design and prototype but don’t write production code Larger projects are agreed in writing before starting

Key details

Focus: patient-facing health, wellness, and clinic apps, especially for non-English speakers, older adults, and people with cognitive or communication challenges Tools: Figma, Lovable, and Maze Typical turnaround: 3–7 days for a review, depending on scope Work is fully remote, with written notes you can share with your team

Good to know

’m a Radiologic Technology student, so I bring clinical context to design work. I’m based in Florida

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