Role
Lead UI + Product Design + Branding + Project Management
Team
Live site
I created a human-centered brand and website for OMC that guides patients from recognizing their struggles to finding solutions. Many mental health sites feel overwhelming or intimidating, and neurofeedback in particular is unfamiliar to most patients, making the first step toward care scary. Prototype testing revealed 80% of patients successfully located the service matching their condition within two minutes, helping reduce fear and making care more approachable.
design with impact
Branding with purpose
Understand + Ideate
I explored how patients interact with mental health websites and identified gaps in clarity and approachability. My goal was to uncover opportunities to make neurofeedback and therapy services less intimidating, reduce confusion, and guide patients confidently from recognizing their struggles to finding the right care.
My process involved:
Noticed competitor mental health sites often mix conditions and services, leaving patients confused and overwhelmed.
Observed that most sites feel clinical or intimidating, especially for neurofeedback, which is unfamiliar to most first-time patients.
Design
I translated research insights into a human-centered website and brand identity that guided patients step by step. I focused on creating a calming, approachable visual language, separating conditions from services, and streamlining navigation to reduce friction and encourage engagement.
My core activities included:
Developed wireframes, visual design, and branding to ensure a cohesive, trust-building experience.
Implemented repeated CTAs, clear hierarchy, and supportive imagery to guide patients from recognition to action.
Validate
I worked closely with the owner to review the site structure and content, ensuring the separation of Conditions and Services was clear and approachable. Through discussions, we identified potential points of confusion for new and returning patients and iterated on navigation, labeling, and hierarchy to guide users confidently to the right service.
Iterations based on feedback
Adjusted navigation and visual cues based on owner feedback to make the site more intuitive and reassuring.
The owner worried that separating Conditions from Services might confuse returning patients; I refined labeling and hierarchy to balance clarity for all users.
User Personas
Understanding Patients’ Needs
I developed user personas to capture the frustrations, goals, and expectations of patients seeking mental health support. By understanding their pain points, from feeling intimidated by unfamiliar neurofeedback treatments to needing clear guidance on the right services, I could design a site that meets both new and returning patients’ needs while reducing confusion and fear.
The stats
Impact at a glance
I designed the site to make it easier for patients to understand their conditions and find the right services, while creating a brand and layout that feel approachable and trustworthy. Based on patient interviews and stakeholder feedback, the redesign improves clarity, boosts confidence, and reinforces trust, laying a strong foundation for engagement and growth.
90%
of patients said they could easily understand their condition after seeing the redesigned Conditions page
85%
of patients reported feeling more confident about next steps and choosing the right service
95%
of stakeholders agreed the site layout and branding conveyed trust and inclusivity