As a Design Engineer on the Growth Team at PocketHealth (Series B), I led patient-centered UX optimization initiatives that transformed the platform's conversion funnel. Through mobile-first design, outcome-driven optimization, and systematic A/B testing, I delivered measurable growth that directly contributed to the company's expansion goals.
My work focused heavily on the patient persona, spanning mobile-first design optimization, UX heuristic evaluation, and outcome-driven testing. By leveraging tools like Hotjar, Google Optimize, and Amplitude, I created a scalable framework for continuous optimization that reduced iteration cycles from weeks to days while maintaining patient-centered user experiences.
PocketHealth faced significant growth challenges with conversion optimization, technical performance, and data-driven decision making that were limiting their ability to scale user acquisition effectively.
Sign-up conversion rates were plateauing at 650K with declining month-over-month growth
Legacy landing pages with poor performance, slow load times, and SEO issues
Limited A/B testing infrastructure and analytics tracking across 300+ pages
Individuals seeking easy access to their medical imaging and health records
Medical practices and clinics wanting to onboard PocketHealth for their patients
A systematic approach to design engineering combining patient-centered research, mobile-first optimization, and outcome-driven experimentation to improve healthcare accessibility and user experience.
User research, analytics analysis, and competitive benchmarking
Systematic experimentation framework using Google Optimize
Rapid prototyping and testing cycles in Figma
Performance optimization and analytics integration
Data-Driven Decision Making:Implementing comprehensive analytics tracking across 300+ pages enabled evidence-based optimization decisions, resulting in consistent month-over-month improvements.
Mobile-First Approach:Healthcare professionals primarily accessed the platform on mobile devices, making responsive design and mobile optimization critical for conversion success.
Iterative Improvement:Reducing design iteration cycles from weeks to days through streamlined Figma-to-code workflows enabled rapid testing and optimization of user experiences.
Systematic optimization of user journeys through data-driven design decisions, A/B testing, and mobile-first approaches to maximize conversion rates.
Patient-focused conversion optimization with mobile-first approach
Clear patient-centered messaging and benefits
Optimized for 61% mobile user base
Healthcare provider endorsements and patient reviews
Clear next steps for patient registration
100+ responsive templates for high-traffic campaigns
Modular component-based landing page architecture
Data-driven content optimization for different audiences
Optimized for speed and SEO across all templates
Comprehensive tracking for all template variations
Mobile-first design optimization for 61% mobile user base
Experimented with bottom navigation for better mobile UX
Optimized for mobile touch interactions
Fast loading for mobile networks and devices
Comprehensive testing across mobile devices
Applied fundamental UX laws and conducted systematic heuristic evaluation to improve PocketHealth's usability and patient experience.
Users spend most of their time on other sites, so they prefer your site to work the same way
Implemented familiar healthcare portal patterns and standard navigation conventions
The average person can only keep 7±2 items in their working memory
Simplified navigation to 5 main sections and chunked information into digestible pieces
The time it takes to make a decision increases with the number of alternatives
Streamlined patient onboarding with progressive disclosure and clear primary actions
The time to acquire a target is a function of the distance to and size of the target
Optimized mobile touch targets to 44px minimum and positioned CTAs in thumb-friendly zones
No loading indicators or progress feedback
Clear loading states and progress indicators throughout
Technical medical jargon and complex terminology
Patient-friendly language and familiar healthcare concepts
Limited navigation options and no clear exit paths
Clear breadcrumbs, back buttons, and escape routes
Inconsistent button styles and navigation patterns
Unified design system with consistent interactions
Applied fundamental UX laws and outcome-driven design principles to create patient-centered experiences that prioritize measurable results over interface aesthetics.
Users spend most of their time on other sites, so they prefer your site to work the same way as all the other sites they already know.
Implemented familiar healthcare portal patterns and standard navigation conventions to reduce learning curve.
The average person can only keep 7±2 items in their working memory at one time.
Simplified navigation to 5 main sections and chunked information into digestible pieces to reduce cognitive load.
The time it takes to make a decision increases with the number and complexity of choices.
Streamlined patient onboarding with progressive disclosure and clear primary actions to speed decision-making.
The time to acquire a target is a function of the distance to and size of the target.
Optimized mobile touch targets to 44px minimum and positioned CTAs in thumb-friendly zones for better usability.
My approach at PocketHealth aligned with outcome-driven design principles, focusing on measurable patient outcomes rather than just interface aesthetics. This methodology prioritizes user goals and business results through systematic experimentation and data-driven optimization.
Similar to Netflix's approach described in Navin Iyengar's “Design Like a Scientist” methodology, I used outcome-based testing to drive design decisions by experimenting with multiple variations and measuring their impact on patient conversion and engagement metrics.
Nielsen Norman Group's comprehensive guide on outcome-oriented design and the future of generative user interfaces that prioritize user goals over interface elements.
Read NN/g ArticleNavin Iyengar's Netflix talk on outcome-based testing and experimental design methodology that inspired my conversion-driven design approach at PocketHealth.
Watch Netflix TalkA comprehensive toolkit for growth engineering, combining analytics, testing, and design tools to enable data-driven optimization and rapid experimentation.
Data tracking and user behavior analysis
Conversion funnel analysis and user journey tracking
Advanced user behavior analytics and cohort analysis
Heatmaps, session recordings, and user feedback
Event tracking and analytics implementation
A/B testing and experimentation framework
A/B testing, multivariate testing, and redirect tests
Design prototyping and user testing
SEO testing and optimization
Performance testing and optimization
Design system and prototyping tools
End-to-end design process and collaboration
Kanban project management and documentation
Collaborative whiteboarding and user journey mapping
Google's design system for consistent UI patterns
Results & Impact
Measurable outcomes from systematic growth engineering, demonstrating the impact of data-driven optimization and user-centered design on business metrics.
Key Achievements
Conversion Growth
Sign-up conversions increased by 69% through systematic optimization
Performance Optimization
Google Lighthouse score improvement through technical optimization
SEO Excellence
SEO health score improvement using Ahrefs optimization
Analytics Implementation
Pages with comprehensive analytics tracking and event monitoring
Performance Metrics
Conversion Metrics
Performance Gains
SEO Improvements
Project Timeline & Milestones
Research & Analysis
Testing & Optimization
Scale & Results
Team Feedback
Business Impact Summary