SUNOSI
Regulated Healthcare Platform | Safety & Workflow Interface Systems
Execution-focused UI design supporting a regulated healthcare platform requiring structured presentation of clinical data, dosing workflows, and high-density safety content.
Work centered on translating complex datasets and regulatory requirements into scalable interface components designed for clarity, consistency, and system-level integration.
Disclaimer: The work shown was completed during full-time employment and is shared to highlight my role and contributions. This is not a client of Stone Interface.
Client
axsome
Role
Enterprise UI Designer
Tools
Figma, Stark, WCAG
Status
Project Context
Data-heavy interface modules designed within a regulated healthcare environment, including hierarchical safety structures, structured comparison tables, and form-driven workflows.
The emphasis was on precision execution, consistent component behavior, and adherence to defined system and regulatory constraints.
Scope of Work
Structured adverse event reporting matrices
Dose stratification display modules
Regulatory content hierarchy & boxed warning systems
Form validation logic & controlled input states
Clinical data comparison tables with standardized formatting
Structured presentation of treatment-emergent adverse events from pooled, placebo-controlled studies, organized to support side-by-side comparison across placebo and dose groups.
Data tables were formatted to highlight ≥2% incidence thresholds and standardized percentage reporting, enabling clear visualization of dose-dependent frequency patterns across treatment arms.
All values reflect percentage-based group comparisons within a regulated healthcare framework.
Executed hierarchical safety and indication modules with preserved disclosure priority across desktop and mobile.
Implemented a validated data capture workflow with required fields, identifier inputs, and confirmation states to support controlled user verification in a regulated system.
Accessibility considerations were integrated throughout interface refinement in collaboration with an ADA specialist. WCAG 2.1 AA/AAA guidance informed adjustments to contrast, typography, spacing, and component state visibility. Reviews focused on accessibility alignment and interface readiness rather than formal certification.
