Femi, a leader in digital healthcare, asked RR Systems to create a mobile version of their patient management system—not just responsive, but a dedicated product for nurses and doctors conducting home visits.

My task was to design this new mobile experience from the ground up, aligned with Femi’s brand, with a strong focus on field usability and real-world conditions.

1. Visiting Nurse

• Uses the phone on the go—walking, driving, or inside a patient’s home
• Needs to see contact info, address, and visit notes at a glance
• Often has only one hand free

2. Home-Visit Doctor

• Prioritizes quick access to patient history and medical data
• Needs clear structure, fast navigation, and low cognitive load

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• Must be easy to use in transit (street, car, patient’s home)
• Address and phone must always be visible
• UI must support quick access to patient and visit information
• Interface should work with one hand and be usable in low-attention environments
• Design must follow Femi’s branding guidelines

Bold Main Navigation

• Large, high-contrast rectangular buttons with icons
• Visible on all screens for instant orientation
• Clear section separation (e.g. patients, schedule, updates)

Patient List as Expandable Cards

• Collapsed view: shows name, phone number, address — always visible
• Expanded view: shows medical data, visit status, notes
• Designed for quick scanning and swiping

Persistent & Simple Navigation

• Main navigation is accessible from every part of the app
• User can move between tasks without losing context

Fast Patient Data Updates

• Intuitive forms optimized for mobile
• Prioritized touch targets and minimal typing required

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The result is a purpose-built mobile experience that enables Femi's field medical staff to:

• Access crucial data quickly and safely
• Navigate the app effortlessly while in motion
• Maintain a high level of care and attention to patients—even in non-ideal working environments

This mobile-first design reflects both deep user empathy and technical understanding, bridging healthcare needs with practical mobile usability.

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