ehCOS
ehCOS
ehCOS
ehCOS is a healthcare platform developed by NTT DATA to support hospital operations and clinical management.
ehCOS is a healthcare platform developed by NTT DATA to support hospital operations and clinical management.
Designed
Designed
Component library
Component library
Metrics
Metrics
Reduced 25% of design team efforts on screen creation
Reduced 25% of design team efforts on screen creation
Status
Status
Concluded (2022)
Concluded (2022)
Improving consistency and efficiency in a legacy healthcare system.
Improving consistency and efficiency in a legacy healthcare system.
I worked as a UX Designer on ehCOS, focusing on modernising a legacy healthcare interface and introducing structural consistency to support faster, more reliable delivery.
CHALLENGE
Establishing a shared component library
Establishing a shared component library
When I joined the team, the product relied on a static style guide built in Axure, which limited reuse and required components to be recreated screen by screen.
I translated the existing visual guidelines into shared styles and reusable components in Adobe XD, introducing consistency where it didn’t previously exist and significantly reducing repetitive design work.
When I joined the team, the product relied on a static style guide built in Axure, which limited reuse and required components to be recreated screen by screen.
I translated the existing visual guidelines into shared styles and reusable components in Adobe XD, introducing consistency where it didn’t previously exist and significantly reducing repetitive design work.
CHALLENGE
Enabling faster delivery through structure
Enabling faster delivery through structure
I led the transition of the design team from Axure to Adobe XD, introducing shared styles and reusable components to bring structure to day-to-day design work.
This reduced repetitive tasks, improved consistency, and made screen creation faster and more predictable.
Based on internal estimation, it resulted in an approximate 25% reduction in design effort when creating and updating screens.
I led the transition of the design team from Axure to Adobe XD, introducing shared styles and reusable components to bring structure to day-to-day design work.
This reduced repetitive tasks, improved consistency, and made screen creation faster and more predictable.
Based on internal estimation, it resulted in an approximate 25% reduction in design effort when creating and updating screens.
CHALLENGE
Exploring interface modernisation in a legacy system
Exploring interface modernisation in a legacy system
The ehCOS interface reflected years of technical prioritisation, resulting in dense layouts and low visual clarity.
I explored a modernisation proposal focused on improving contrast, spacing, and consistency, while preserving existing workflows and domain logic.
The ehCOS interface reflected years of technical prioritisation, resulting in dense layouts and low visual clarity.
I explored a modernisation proposal focused on improving contrast, spacing, and consistency, while preserving existing workflows and domain logic.
