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Redesigning Medocity, a Digital Health Platform

Redesigning Medocity, a Digital Health Platform

Medocity is a telehealth platform that helps 10,000+ patients manage their health through remote monitoring and engagement tools. Despite its broad offerings, its website converted fewer than 2% of visitors into business inquiries. To address this, a team of five designers from Berkeley Innovation led a full redesign, clarifying Medocity’s value proposition and improving the user experience.

TEAM

1 PRODUCT MANAGER

4 DESIGNERS

TIMELINE

JAN 2024 — MAY 2024

TOOLS

FIGMA
QUALTRICS

SKILLS

USER RESEARCH
VISUAL DESIGN
PROTOTYPING
USABILITY TESTING

FRAMING THE PROBLEM

Healthcare organizations visited the site, but fewer than 2% expressed interest in partnering with Medocity.

Medocity, a digital healthcare provider based in New Jersey, has long struggled with low website conversion rates despite its established reputation in telehealth. Research with 7 stakeholders and 35+ survey respondents pointed to three consistent gaps: a lack of credibility, uninspiring visuals, and no cohesive brand identity, leaving decision-makers unconvinced to commit to long-term partnerships.

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63%

Of respondents said the site lacked the credibility to build trust.

78%

Of interviewees noted no cohesive brand identity across pages.

DEFINING THE USER JOURNEY

Journey mapping identified a key barrier to conversion: prospective partners struggled to quickly assess Medocity's credibility due to fragmented information and inconsistent trust signals.

Across four key stages, awareness, website evaluation, internal discussion, and sign-up, we identified how stakeholders assessed Medocity's credibility and fit. The greatest point of hesitation occurred during website evaluation, where disorganized information and weak credibility signals made it difficult to quickly understand the platform's value.

Good Samaritan Shelter's existing site was irresponsive on mobile, required constant internet access, and buried critical resources behind confusing navigation. For 5,000+ residents in Santa. Has received recognition by The Rookies, IDA Awards, and Indigo Awards.

TLDR;

How might we strategically redesign Medocity’s website to more effectively engage healthcare stakeholders and significantly increase the target-visitor conversion rate?

KEY DESIGN DECISIONS

We prioritized visible credibility signals, highly scannable content, and a consistent brand experience when redesigning the website.

We prioritized trust and clarity by surfacing credibility signals early, simplifying content into a more scannable experience, and creating a cohesive visual identity across the site. Throughout the redesign, these principles served as our decision-making framework, guiding tradeoffs and helping ensure every design choice reinforced Medocity's credibility and value proposition.

Good Samaritan Shelter's existing site was irresponsive on mobile, required constant internet access, and buried critical resources behind confusing navigation. For 5,000+ residents in Santa. Has received recognition by The Rookies, IDA Awards, and Indigo Awards.

Before: Lack of Clarity
Lacked visual focus and relied on overwhelming amounts of text.
Buried key value propositions, creating a confusing and less trustworthy user experience.
After: Clear Value Proposition
Highlighted key metrics, Medocity's mission, testimonials, and accreditations upfront
Reinforced credibility while making the value proposition easier to understand
Before: Lack of Information Hierarchy
Relied heavily on inaccessible text and lacked engaging visuals or interactive prototypes
Made it difficult for stakeholders to quickly grasp Medocity's value proposition
After: Clear UX Writing and Engaging Visuals
Focused on concise UX writing, brand-appropriate visuals, and a new FAQ section
Made it easier for stakeholders to quickly find key information and understand Medocity's value proposition at a glance
Before: Inaccessible, Uninspiring Visuals
Lacked engaging prototypes that resonated with stakeholders
Was overloaded with information, making Medocity's value difficult to communicate
After: A Scannable Value Proposition
Added three interactive mobile prototypes to guide users through each stage of the clinical trial process
Ended with a clear call to action that encourages visitors to book a demo

FINAL SOLUTION

The redesign introduces clear, branded content across every page, transforming the website into an experience that helps prospective partners quickly understand and trust Medocity's value.

OUTCOME

The redesign consolidated Medocity's fragmented messaging into a single, cohesive experience centered on credibility, scannability, and brand consistency, validated through usability testing before handoff to the client for deployment.

The redesign was approved by Medocity for deployment, validated through usability testing that showed a 75% reduction in task completion time among participants compared to the pre-redesign site. With client sign-off secured, the new experience is set to replace Medocity's live website, translating directly into the clarity and credibility stakeholders said the original site lacked.

The Medocity team making hot pot from scratch and yapping all night <3

REFLECTIONS

This project taught me how to simplify complex, technical information for busy stakeholders while preserving the depth needed for informed decision-making.

This project taught me to design for measurable business outcomes, not just visual polish, tying every decision back to 'how does this move conversion?' rather than aesthetics alone. It also sharpened my ability to simplify complex, technical information for busy stakeholders without losing the depth they needed to make a real commitment.
This project taught me to design for measurable business outcomes, not just visual polish, tying every decision back to 'how does this move conversion?' rather than aesthetics alone. It also sharpened my ability to simplify complex, technical information for busy stakeholders without losing the depth they needed to make a real commitment.

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