To resolve the confusion and clutter I proposed specific updates to the team including:

  • Clarified wording and functions to distinguish between booking new appointments and managing existing ones

  • Navigation bar: Kept a single “Appointments” link as a dashboard for managing and tracking appointments

  • Main screen: Retained a prominent “Book an Appointment” CTA for new bookings

  • Removed redundant “Account” button from navigation

  • Moved all profile actions to the top-right avatar for a cleaner layout and simpler flow

To address the layout with common user expectations I redesigned the interface for more clarity and engagement while implementing best design practices. With a little bit of competitive research some of the proposed solutions include:

  • Adopt vertical stacking of primary actions to follow mobile UX best practices

  • Clear icons to support quick recognition of each action

  • Rounded buttons with rectangular cards for stronger visual hierarchy

To resolve the confusion and clutter I proposed specific updates to the team including:

  • Clarified wording and functions to distinguish between booking new appointments and managing existing ones

  • Navigation bar: Kept a single “Appointments” link as a dashboard for managing and tracking appointments

  • Main screen: Retained a prominent “Book an Appointment” CTA for new bookings

  • Removed redundant “Account” button from navigation

  • Moved all profile actions to the top-right avatar for a cleaner layout and simpler flow

The landing page had duplicated booking and appointment management options in both the navigation and main screen. This redundancy cluttered the interface, added extra clicks, and blurred the distinction between booking new appointments and managing existing ones, leading to user confusion.

The original triangular layout of rounded buttons made key actions feel like secondary suggestions, weakening the visual hierarchy on the landing page.

Problem
The beta version of the Fusion Care mobile app had a disorganized and inconsistent UI that negatively impacted usability:

  • Poor Navigation Hierarchy

  • UI Inconsistencies


Solution
To create a streamlined, user-friendly experience, I redesigned the mobile UI by addressing hierarchy, layout, and consistency:

  • Reorganized Primary Actions

  • Resolved Redundancies

Key Issues

this is still an active discussion and project within the UX team

Sophie Kamenov

Sophie Kamenov

FusionCare.AI Mobile Development

FusionCare AI is a healthcare tech company improving obesity and metabolic care through AI, automation, and personalized support. It offers an all-in-one platform for patients and providers to manage care, improve outcomes, and support long-term weight management.I worked from an early stage to balance clarity and functionality. I audited the beta version for redundant features and UI issues, and redesigned the zero-state to reduce cognitive load and improve usability.

Problem
The beta version of the Fusion Care mobile app had a disorganized and inconsistent UI that negatively impacted usability:

  • Poor Navigation Hierarchy

  • UI Inconsistencies


Solution
To create a streamlined, user-friendly experience, I redesigned the mobile UI by addressing hierarchy, layout, and consistency:

  • Reorganized Primary Actions

  • Resolved Redundancies

The original triangular layout of rounded buttons made key actions feel like secondary suggestions, weakening the visual hierarchy on the landing page.

To address the layout with common user expectations I redesigned the interface for more clarity and engagement while implementing best design practices. With a little bit of competitive research some of the proposed solutions include:

  • Adopt vertical stacking of primary actions to follow mobile UX best practices

  • Clear icons to support quick recognition of each action

  • Rounded buttons with rectangular cards for stronger visual hierarchy

FusionCare.AI Mobile Development

To address the layout with common user expectations I redesigned the interface for more clarity and engagement while implementing best design practices. With a little bit of competitive research some of the proposed solutions include:

  • Adopt vertical stacking of primary actions to follow mobile UX best practices

  • Clear icons to support quick recognition of each action

  • Rounded buttons with rectangular cards for stronger visual hierarchy

To resolve the confusion and clutter I proposed specific updates to the team including:

  • Clarified wording and functions to distinguish between booking new appointments and managing existing ones

  • Navigation bar: Kept a single “Appointments” link as a dashboard for managing and tracking appointments

  • Main screen: Retained a prominent “Book an Appointment” CTA for new bookings

  • Removed redundant “Account” button from navigation

  • Moved all profile actions to the top-right avatar for a cleaner layout and simpler flow

menu

menu

menu

The landing page had duplicated booking and appointment management options in both the navigation and main screen. This redundancy cluttered the interface, added extra clicks, and blurred the distinction between booking new appointments and managing existing ones, leading to user confusion.

Mobile UI

Mobile UI

Mobile UI

UI Audit

UI Audit

UI Audit

Navigation Hierarchy

Navigation Hierarchy

Navigation Hierarchy

Redundancy

Redundancy

Redundancy

FusionCare AI is a healthcare tech company improving obesity and metabolic care through AI, automation, and personalized support. It offers an all-in-one platform for patients and providers to manage care, improve outcomes, and support long-term weight management.I worked from an early stage to balance clarity and functionality. I audited the beta version for redundant features and UI issues, and redesigned the zero-state to reduce cognitive load and improve usability.

this is still an active discussion and project within the UX team

this is still an active discussion and project within the UX team