ULTOMIRIS® NMOSD: Clinical Safety & Dosing Interface Execution
HCP Platform | Compliance-Aware UI Production
The Ultomiris NMOSD HCP platform required a structured presentation of clinical safety data, dosing guidance, and regulated content in alignment with prescribing information hierarchy and compliance-aware formatting standards.
This work focused on the execution and refinement of data-dense interface components, including safety tables, dosing calculator modules, and filtered resource systems within a regulated pharmaceutical environment.
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
ALEXION
Role
Clinical Data & Medical Affairs UI Support
Tools
Figma, Stark, WCAG
Status
Project Context
Structured clinical data tables, safety hierarchy formatting, dosing calculator modules, and filtered resource components designed for a regulated healthcare provider platform.
Scope of Work
Dose stratification display modules
Safety (ISI) hierarchy formatting
Dosing calculator interface & structured input validation
Filtered resource categorization system
Structured presentation of treatment-emergent adverse reactions and long-term extension safety data (interim analysis) organized by body system and reported as n (%).
A weight-based dosing calculator module supports reference to loading and maintenance regimens in alignment with prescribing information.
Data are displayed for structured review within a regulated healthcare context.
Structured formatting of Important Safety Information (ISI), including boxed warning presentation, REMS disclosure, contraindications, and warnings hierarchy aligned with prescribing information standards.
Implementation of a categorized resource filtering system to support controlled access to HCP materials, patient resources, and access documentation within a compliance-aware healthcare platform.
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.
