Collaborated on the UX audit, infographic system, and icon library for CareDx, a transplant diagnostics company.
Collaborated on the UX audit, infographic system, and icon library for CareDx, a transplant diagnostics company.
Collaborated on the UX audit, infographic system, and icon library for CareDx, a transplant diagnostics company.
To comply with my non-disclosure agreement, certain project details have been omitted or generalized. The work presented reflects my role and contributions to the project.
To comply with my non-disclosure agreement, certain project details have been omitted or generalized. The work presented reflects my role and contributions to the project.
Outcome
• Audited 74 pages, reviewing 180+ sections and organizing 39+ components
• Designed 100+ scientific infographics across breakpoints
• Created 400+ screen iterations to support rapid internal and client review cycles
• Created a 55 scalable icon library for HCP use cases
Outcome
• Audited 74 pages, reviewing 180+ sections and organizing 39+ components
• Designed 100+ scientific infographics across breakpoints
• Created 400+ screen iterations to support rapid internal and client review cycles
• Created a 55 scalable icon library for HCP use cases
Outcome
• Audited 74 pages, reviewing 180+ sections and organizing 39+ components
• Designed 100+ scientific infographics across breakpoints
• Created 400+ screen iterations to support rapid internal and client review cycles
• Created a 55 scalable icon library for HCP use cases
OVERVIEW
Sector
Sector
Healthcare
Technologies
Healthcare
Technologies
Role
Role
UX/UI Designer
Graphic Designer
UX/UI Designer
Graphic Designer
Contribution
Contribution
Research
UX Design
UI Design
Infographics
Illustration
Photoshop
Stakeholder
Alignment
Collaboration
Research
UX Design
UI Design
Infographics
Illustration
Photoshop
Stakeholder
Alignment
Collaboration
Timeline
Timeline
Active Work
Active Work
Sector
Healthcare
Technologies
Contributions
Research
UX Design
UI Design
Infographics
Illustration
Stakeholder
Alignment
Collaboration
Role
UX/UI Designer
Graphic Design
Timeline
Active Work
HIGHLIGHTS
STARTING POINT
CareDx continues to expand its digital presence, effectively translating complex clinical and research data into clear, accessible experiences for healthcare providers and patients becomes critical.
Beginning in July 2025, I joined the CareDx project at Alice Design Agency contributing across multiple phases of the project in close collaboration with cross-functional teams.
My role focused on conducting the UX audit, rapid ideation and concept development for scientific infographics across breakpoints, and developing a scalable icon system—supporting both system organization and visual consistency across the platform. I contributed across the design process, from early phases through the launch of the updated web experience in 2026.
CareDx continues to expand its digital presence, effectively translating complex clinical and research data into clear, accessible experiences for healthcare providers and patients becomes critical.
Beginning in July 2025, I joined the CareDx project at Alice Design Agency contributing across multiple phases of the project in close collaboration with cross-functional teams.
My role focused on conducting the UX audit, rapid ideation and concept development for scientific infographics across breakpoints, and developing a scalable icon system—supporting both system organization and visual consistency across the platform. I contributed across the design process, from early phases through the launch of the updated web experience in 2026.
UX AUDIT & FINDINGS
To understand the current state of the platform, I conducted a comprehensive UX audit across the site’s information architecture.
I reviewed 74 pages and analyzed over 180 sections, identifying 39+ existing components that varied in structure, styling, and behavior. I grouped similar components, organized variants, and established naming conventions to better understand the current state of the design system.
As patterns emerged, it became clear that one-off components were driving inconsistency and making the platform difficult to scale. This highlighted opportunities to simplify the system and reduce duplication moving forward.
To understand the current state of the platform, I conducted a comprehensive UX audit across the site’s information architecture.
I reviewed 74 pages and analyzed over 180 sections, identifying 39+ existing components that varied in structure, styling, and behavior. I grouped similar components, organized variants, and established naming conventions to better understand the current state of the design system.
As patterns emerged, it became clear that one-off components were driving inconsistency and making the platform difficult to scale. This highlighted opportunities to simplify the system and reduce duplication moving forward.
SCIENTIFIC INFOGRAPHICS
To support CareDx’s published research, I worked on a series of scientific infographics that translated clinical data into clear, accessible visual formats for healthcare providers and patients.
For each infographic breakpoint, I explored multiple variations and worked closely with the UX strategist, project manager, and design team to gather feedback and align on direction. In many cases, I implemented feedback the same day to support fast-moving internal meetings and ensure the designs were ready for presentation.
Given tight timelines and the need for quick alignment, I prioritized a desktop-first approach, which allowed for rapid concept development of data-heavy visuals in a larger canvas. This helped the team review and validate complex data visualizations before scaling them to tablet and mobile breakpoints.
To support CareDx’s published research, I worked on a series of scientific infographics that translated clinical data into clear, accessible visual formats for healthcare providers and patients.
For each infographic breakpoint, I explored multiple variations and worked closely with the UX strategist, project manager, and design team to gather feedback and align on direction. In many cases, I implemented feedback the same day to support fast-moving internal meetings and ensure the designs were ready for presentation.
Given tight timelines and the need for quick alignment, I prioritized a desktop-first approach, which allowed for rapid concept development of data-heavy visuals in a larger canvas. This helped the team review and validate complex data visualizations before scaling them to tablet and mobile breakpoints.
To support CareDx’s published research, I worked on a series of scientific infographics that translated clinical data into clear, accessible visual formats for healthcare providers and patients.
For each infographic breakpoint, I explored multiple variations and worked closely with the UX strategist, project manager, and design team to gather feedback and align on direction. In many cases, I implemented feedback the same day to support fast-moving internal meetings and ensure the designs were ready for presentation.
Given tight timelines and the need for quick alignment, I prioritized a desktop-first approach, which allowed for rapid concept development of data-heavy visuals in a larger canvas. This helped the team review and validate complex data visualizations before scaling them to tablet and mobile breakpoints.
Once a direction was selected, I adapted each infographic across breakpoints and explored alternative variations to refine the strongest solution. following established guidelines, design tokens, and layout constraints, while also creating custom graphics for data visualization.
To support organization and collaboration, finalized infographics were organized into clean sections, allowing the team to easily track progress and reference the latest versions for client presentations.
This process resulted in over 100 finalized scientific infographics and more than 500 iterations across breakpoints.
Once a direction was selected, I adapted each infographic across breakpoints and explored alternative variations to refine the strongest solution. following established guidelines, design tokens, and layout constraints, while also creating custom graphics for data visualization.
To support organization and collaboration, finalized infographics were organized into clean sections, allowing the team to easily track progress and reference the latest versions for client presentations.
This process resulted in over 100 finalized scientific infographics and more than 500 iterations across breakpoints.
Once a direction was selected, I adapted each infographic across breakpoints and explored alternative variations to refine the strongest solution. following established guidelines, design tokens, and layout constraints, while also creating custom graphics for data visualization.
To support organization and collaboration, finalized infographics were organized into clean sections, allowing the team to easily track progress and reference the latest versions for client presentations.
This process resulted in over 100 finalized scientific infographics and more than 500 iterations across breakpoints.
ICON SYSTEM
The healthcare provider experience required a secondary icon set, as the existing icons leaned toward a more organic and playful style. The goal was to create a more structured set that supported content organization without distracting from key messaging.
The icon set was developed in Illustrator through multiple variations and iterative feedback from both the team and client. As new requests came in, the set evolved to maintain consistency while adapting to changing needs.
To support organization and scalability, a clear naming system was established across Illustrator and Figma files, with version control maintained by separating active work from archived iterations. Exports were prepared, resulting in a set of 55 custom icons used across the web and presentation materials.
The healthcare provider experience required a secondary icon set, as the existing icons leaned toward a more organic and playful style. The goal was to create a more structured set that supported content organization without distracting from key messaging.
The icon set was developed in Illustrator through multiple variations and iterative feedback from both the team and client. As new requests came in, the set evolved to maintain consistency while adapting to changing needs.
To support organization and scalability, a clear naming system was established across Illustrator and Figma files, with version control maintained by separating active work from archived iterations. Exports were prepared, resulting in a set of 55 custom icons used across the web and presentation materials.
ONGOING ASSET PRODUCTION
I continued supporting ongoing asset production across CareDx touchpoints, including editing and preparing imagery in Photoshop, applying design system logic to new web sections, and updating brand guidelines in InDesign.
I continued supporting ongoing asset production across CareDx touchpoints, including editing and preparing imagery in Photoshop, applying design system logic to new web sections, and updating brand guidelines in InDesign.
REFLECTION
CareDx digital experience updates successfully launched the beginning of 2026!
Collaborating on multiple phases of the project with the team at Alice Design Agency reminded me how much I enjoy designing solutions for complex data. It strengthened the way I prioritize work across sprints, communicate design decisions clearly, and stay organized while managing a high volume of work.
A huge thank you to Jens Rauenbusch, Senior UX Strategist; Nicole Leighton, Project Manager; Paul Woods, Chief Design Officer; Tina Chan, Design Lead; and Ellie Barthlow, Project Manager, for their guidance, collaboration, and support throughout the project.
CareDx digital experience updates successfully launched the beginning of 2026!
Collaborating on multiple phases of the project with the team at Alice Design Agency reminded me how much I enjoy designing solutions for complex data. It strengthened the way I prioritize work across sprints, communicate design decisions clearly, and stay organized while managing a high volume of work.
A huge thank you to Jens Rauenbusch, Senior UX Strategist; Nicole Leighton, Project Manager; Paul Woods, Chief Design Officer; Tina Chan, Design Lead; and Ellie Barthlow, Project Manager, for their guidance, collaboration, and support throughout the project.
