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    2026
    Selected Works

    PharmAppy

    Selected Works
    PharmAppy platform hero showing pharmacy app screens and website redesign

    A few days → a few hours

    Reduced average website turnaround time from one day to under two hours

    3+ → 1

    Consolidated 3+ separate tools into a single internal system, used daily by the full team

    Concept → Ship

    End-to-end ownership from concept to deployment — design, build, and ship without handoff

    Overview

    PharmAppy is a pharmacy technology platform operating in one of the most regulated and underserved corners of UK healthcare. I joined as the sole designer early on — no system, no consistency, and a product that needed clearer communication for pharmacists who’d seen every overpromising SaaS pitch. The work spanned the public website, internal product tooling, operational workflows, and custom utilities I built where off-the-shelf tools fell short.

    Custom Tools

    I also built small custom tools to generate motion and visual assets used inside the website build.

    Design System

    To support the work across PharmAppy's products, I built the design system from the ground up — defined in Figma, documented on paper, and implemented directly in code. The goal was a single, consistent visual language that could travel across every surface: marketing, product, and internal tooling.

    PharmAppy Design

    A premium, thoughtful onboarding and support experience for pharmacy customers — designed and built 0→1 as the sole designer on the project. The focus was making a process that's typically technical and intimidating feel guided and reassuring instead, so customers feel supported rather than left to figure it out alone.

    Internal Portal

    Designed and built 0→1: a complete internal operations portal consolidating PharmAppy's business workflows into a single system, replacing fragmented tooling and streamlining day-to-day operations for the team.

    Learnings & Reflections

    • Owning design through deployment removed handoff friction, but forced ruthless scope and sequencing to keep shipping fast.
    • A shared design system paid for itself as more surfaces needed building and more team members joined — consistency stopped being a debate.
    • Consolidating tools was as much change-management as design; adoption only stuck once the single system was genuinely faster than the old patchwork.

    Confidentiality note

    Some details of these projects are confidential and can’t be shown in full here. Get in touch if you’d like to see more of the products I’ve designed.For more on how I design and ship work like this — and the tools I use to do it — read My AI-Native Design Stack.

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