PatientForward Portfolio: Accessible Design in Action

I created these three fictitious healthcare case studies to demonstrate how accessibility and patient‑centered design can transform outdated clinic websites into experiences that feel clear, welcoming, and trustworthy. Each project represents a different specialty and design challenge, allowing me to show my UX process, accessibility expertise, and visual design skills without using real client data.

Image of patient using a tablet to access the patient portal

Case Study #1

Midwest Women’s Health is a fictional multi-provider OB-GYN practice serving women across all stages of life. Their website was dense and hard to navigate, with low contrast that made it difficult for patients to read.

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Case Study #2

Twin Pines Behavioral Health is a fictional outpatient mental health clinic. Their website was text-heavy, visually chaotic, and difficult for patients in crisis to navigate.

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Case Study #3

Riverbend Orthopedics is a fictional specialty clinic offering surgical and non-surgical treatments. Their website was dense, jargon-heavy, and difficult for patients to understand.

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