Design Process

  • Requirement Gathering: Conducted meetings with support engineers and maintenance personnel to gather insights on operational challenges and user needs.

  • Information Architecture: Structured the interface to present complex data logically, ensuring critical information is easily accessible.

  • Wireframing and Prototyping: Developed wireframes and interactive prototypes to visualize the user journey and interface layout.

  • Usability Testing: Performed multiple rounds of testing with end-users to gather feedback and iteratively refine the design.

SHUI Design System

Throughout the design process, I adhered to the SHUI Design System, ensuring:

  • Consistency in visual and interaction patterns across the interface.

  • Accessibility compliance to cater to diverse user needs.

  • Alignment with Siemens Healthineers' design standards for seamless integration with other products.

Business Outcome

The redesigned assay troubleshooting interface received positive feedback for its intuitive design and effectiveness in streamlining maintenance tasks. Post-implementation, laboratories reported a decrease in assay downtime and an improvement in overall operational efficiency.

Conclusion

This project underscores the importance of user-centered design in complex medical systems. By focusing on the needs and workflows of laboratory professionals, we delivered a solution that enhances productivity and user satisfaction.

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