Medical
Design System
Redesign
Device Compatibility
Philips undertook a comprehensive redesign of their vital sign UI components for patient monitoring systems across multiple platforms including PIC iX, Synergy, and CareAssist. The project focused on creating a harmonized design system for numerics, compound numerics, waveforms, and other vital sign displays while accommodating specific platform requirements.
Client:
Philips
My Role:
User Experience, User Interface, Prototyping, Interaction
Tools:
Framer, Figma, Sketch, Miro, Agile Method, Confluence
Timeline:
52 Weeks
Awards:
Reddot Design Award
The KPI
Our redesign was measured against the following KPIs:
Business Outcomes
The redesign delivered significant business value:
$4.2M annual reduction in development costs through shared component architecture
18% increase in new client acquisition in the first year post-implementation
27% reduction in support tickets related to UI confusion or interpretation errors
Successful 508 compliance certification, opening access to additional government contracts valued at approximately $12M
Reduced time-to-market for new features by 35% through reusable component architecture
The Ask
Design Process
Extensive online competitive research was conducted, involving the testing of two dozen market competitors across categories such as content management, time management, productivity, habit-tracking, and accessibility testing based on WCAG 2.2 standards.
During the sketching stage of the design process including requirement gathering, information architecture, user flow, user journey, task flow, mood board, extended Design System, and the best idea emerged.
Several rounds of sketching and over 50+ wireframes were completed, leading to the development of the best concept for this cross-platform app.










