
VIOLET, MAGENTA, and ROSE egg quality assessment reports use 150k+ images to conduct AI image analysis and predict outcomes for embryo development, euploidy, and live birth. I led end-to-end design of the reports & accompanying UX/UI, while expanding predictions and scaling design patterns across our products.
Role
Design Lead
Client
Future Fertility
Services
UX & UI Design Visual Design User Testing
Industry
AI, Healthcare
Fertility, Medtech
Date
2024-2025
Background
When I joined Future Fertility, our AI-powered oocyte assessment reports (VIOLET™ & MAGENTA™) were accurate but not consistently clear for every audience that relies on them—patients, REIs/OBGYNs, and embryologists. I led a full redesign to raise clinical clarity, align terminology, and modernize the visual language across a global clinic network. The scope included multi-language rollout (5 languages), and companion updates to the customer portal so clinics could configure, preview, and deliver the new reports seamlessly.
VIOLET - Before Redesign
VIOLET - After Redesign
Approach
I drove an end-to-end, research-led process. We started with discovery interviews to map decision points and pain spots in the current reports, then co-created with clinicians and patients. Over a dozen participants (embryologists, REI physicians, patients) joined iterative rounds—rapid prototyping → usability testing → refinement—through many dozens of design cycles.
We established clear information hierarchy, simplified key metrics, and added guidance that makes the AI more explainable at a glance. In parallel, I set up a practical localization pipeline (AI-assisted drafts + human review) for five languages, and I led design-to-dev handoff and QA, updating the portal UX/UI and component specs to support release. (Methods I lean on often: dual-track agile, service design, and tight designer–developer loops.)
Impact
Clinics tell us the reports are noticeably easier to read and explain, and patient conversations are smoother. NPS increased after launch, and client feedback has been uniformly positive. Operationally, localization and delivery are faster, and the portal now supports the new designs without extra lift from clinic staff. The redesign also created a shared pattern library for future analytics and reporting work—foundational pieces we’re already reusing.
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