Selected work

Teladoc Health / A more connected care experience

Making complicated care feel more connected.

Bringing a broader healthcare brand into the details of a digital product.

Brand to product · UX · Visual systems
Five Teladoc Health mobile screens presenting care navigation, appointments, and health informationTELADOC HEALTH / PROJECT ONEAPP

01The problem

After multiple acquisitions, Teladoc needed to bring a fragmented healthcare ecosystem into a more cohesive experience. The evolving brand had to work in real product moments, where clarity and trust matter.

02What I saw

A consistent experience comes from the small things too: how a care card shows priority, how an icon reads, and how a product signals that something is happening.

03The idea

Translate the brand into practical product patterns. Make the details clearer for people and more consistent for the teams building them.

04 / What I made

Clarity in the details.

I contributed to Project OneApp through brand expression, component and interaction audits, an icon system, motion guidance, and illustration exploration. The work included clearer allergy-card hierarchy and feedback patterns.

Layered Teladoc screens showing care navigation and appointment details

Product work from Teladoc’s Project OneApp. Created within a wider healthcare product and brand team.

05What changed

The work established a more cohesive visual and interaction language for a complex care experience. Accessibility informed the decisions, including contrast checks for icons. No clinical or business-impact metric is claimed here.

06My role

My contribution focused on product craft and systems within the wider team. I explored illustration directions and sketches; an independent illustrator created the polished production illustrations.

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