UX/UI for a Digital Medical Device
Designing the interfaces for an oncology remote-monitoring platform comes with stakes that go far beyond aesthetics. The users — oncologists, IDEC nurses, healthcare managers — work in high-pressure environments where every second counts. UX has to be ruthlessly efficient: critical information instantly accessible, intuitive navigation even for someone in a rush, and clear feedback on every action.
The Gemeos design team (Claire and Maxime) started by analyzing user journeys to map the needs of each profile: the clinician reviewing patient data, the nurse configuring protocols, the HDJ manager overseeing alerts. Those journeys shaped a rigorous information architecture, tested and refined before the mockups went into production.
Art Direction and Design System
The art direction reflects Cureety’s positioning: professional but accessible, expert but human. The interfaces combine visual rigor that builds trust — structured layouts, clear typographic hierarchy, a restrained palette — with human touches that remind you there’s a patient behind every data point.
A full design system was built in Figma, covering every interface component: forms, dashboards, alerts, scheduling modules, and tracking tools. This system keeps everything consistent as the platform grows and makes life easier for the development team when it’s time to ship future product updates.