• Redesigned the Arcashift app, a tool to support shift workers in aligning their circadian rhythms with their work schedules.

• Developed a new visual language for the app to make it feel more “fun” and “friendly”. Given the apps focus on light exposure, I created a system that would work in both light and dark mode.

• Updated the data visualizations and charts to more consumer facing visualizations.

• Created a spin off app designed to help children with Lukemia and their parents build better circadian rhythm habits and improve their sleep.

• Designed the new InsideTracker web dashboard, creating a modular overview of users' blood biomarkers, test management, and action plan for health improvement. Achieved a 33% increase in user-reported satisfaction with the web experience.

• Spearheaded charting improvements, introducing more user-friendly charting rules including text takeaways, focused color palettes, and simplified data visualization.

• Championed accessibility improvements with a specific emphasis on font size, color contrast, and reduced reliance on color for understanding biomarker results. Shared key accessibility concepts to foster a culture of inclusive design practices.

• Redesigned and systemized how users view and log their health & fitness data, consolidating 50+ bespoke pages to 4 templates, resulting in an estimated savings of 310 weeks of engineering time and feature consistency.

• Developed health behavior change design frameworks & experiments, leading to increased app engagement & stickiness, and decreases in user’s resting heart rates.

• Transformed Fitbit charts & data visualization implementing tactical updates to improve comprehension, scalability, & accessibility.

• Designed the new nutrition and menstrual health experiences for the Fitbit app.

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