UI / UX Design

Pharmacy Payment Plan Experience

Pharmacy Payment Plan Experience

Defined logic, mapped system states, and designed a multi-platform payment plan experience within a compliance-driven environment.

Defined logic, mapped system states, and designed a multi-platform payment plan experience within a compliance-driven environment.

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Problem :

Problem :

Members were required to contact support to manage their pharmacy payment plans.
There was no structured self-service experience inside the platform.

The challenge was to design a new flow that would:

  • Work within strict compliance requirements

  • Align with complex backend logic

  • Support multiple entry points and system states

  • Reduce dependency on customer support


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Constraints :

Constraints :

This feature was shaped by system and legal limitations:

  • Legal teams defined exact wording and mandatory confirmation steps

  • Eligibility could not be confirmed until late in the flow

  • Users could enter the experience from different system states

  • Status updates were not always immediate

Instead of simplifying the system, the goal was to make each step transparent and predictable.

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Approach :

Approach :

I led UX from definition through production across web, mobile, and support desktop.

My responsibilities included:

  • Mapping the full system logic and edge cases

  • Designing step-by-step flow architecture

  • Aligning with legal, product, and engineering teams

  • Ensuring WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance

The experience was structured using progressive disclosure and clear state communication.

Outcome :

Outcome :

The feature was successfully released across all platforms.

Results:

  • No support tickets tied to this feature post-launch

  • Reduced confusion around payment plan management

  • Established a reusable pattern for future self-service flows

  • Improved alignment between legal requirements and user experience

This flow reduced the need for manual support intervention by enabling true self-service within a regulated environment.

UI / UX Design

Pharmacy Payment Plan Experience

Pharmacy Payment Plan Experience

Defined logic, mapped system states, and designed a multi-platform payment plan experience within a compliance-driven environment.

Defined logic, mapped system states, and designed a multi-platform payment plan experience within a compliance-driven environment.

Featured Project Cover Image

Problem :

Problem :

Members were required to contact support to manage their pharmacy payment plans.
There was no structured self-service experience inside the platform.

The challenge was to design a new flow that would:

  • Work within strict compliance requirements

  • Align with complex backend logic

  • Support multiple entry points and system states

  • Reduce dependency on customer support


Project Content Image - 1

Constraints :

Constraints :

This feature was shaped by system and legal limitations:

  • Legal teams defined exact wording and mandatory confirmation steps

  • Eligibility could not be confirmed until late in the flow

  • Users could enter the experience from different system states

  • Status updates were not always immediate

Instead of simplifying the system, the goal was to make each step transparent and predictable.

Project Content Image - 2

Approach :

Approach :

I led UX from definition through production across web, mobile, and support desktop.

My responsibilities included:

  • Mapping the full system logic and edge cases

  • Designing step-by-step flow architecture

  • Aligning with legal, product, and engineering teams

  • Ensuring WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance

The experience was structured using progressive disclosure and clear state communication.

Outcome :

Outcome :

The feature was successfully released across all platforms.

Results:

  • No support tickets tied to this feature post-launch

  • Reduced confusion around payment plan management

  • Established a reusable pattern for future self-service flows

  • Improved alignment between legal requirements and user experience

This flow reduced the need for manual support intervention by enabling true self-service within a regulated environment.

UI / UX Design

Pharmacy Payment Plan Experience

Pharmacy Payment Plan Experience

Defined logic, mapped system states, and designed a multi-platform payment plan experience within a compliance-driven environment.

Defined logic, mapped system states, and designed a multi-platform payment plan experience within a compliance-driven environment.

Featured Project Cover Image

Problem :

Problem :

Members were required to contact support to manage their pharmacy payment plans.
There was no structured self-service experience inside the platform.

The challenge was to design a new flow that would:

  • Work within strict compliance requirements

  • Align with complex backend logic

  • Support multiple entry points and system states

  • Reduce dependency on customer support


Project Content Image - 1

Constraints :

Constraints :

This feature was shaped by system and legal limitations:

  • Legal teams defined exact wording and mandatory confirmation steps

  • Eligibility could not be confirmed until late in the flow

  • Users could enter the experience from different system states

  • Status updates were not always immediate

Instead of simplifying the system, the goal was to make each step transparent and predictable.

Project Content Image - 2

Approach :

Approach :

I led UX from definition through production across web, mobile, and support desktop.

My responsibilities included:

  • Mapping the full system logic and edge cases

  • Designing step-by-step flow architecture

  • Aligning with legal, product, and engineering teams

  • Ensuring WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance

The experience was structured using progressive disclosure and clear state communication.

Outcome :

Outcome :

The feature was successfully released across all platforms.

Results:

  • No support tickets tied to this feature post-launch

  • Reduced confusion around payment plan management

  • Established a reusable pattern for future self-service flows

  • Improved alignment between legal requirements and user experience

This flow reduced the need for manual support intervention by enabling true self-service within a regulated environment.

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