User Interface
for
Ingot PCC
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Ingot PCC

"Redesigning a clinical dashboard to reduce overload and help staff act on patient data faster."

Ingot PCC shifted from person-centred care to active ageing to align with new policy direction. The product needed an interface refresh that keeps clinical information readable, reduces visual fatigue and improves confidence during long shifts.

To review the design system and define a redesign approach that reduces clutter, improves consistency and supports new modules (including a mobile counterpart) without disrupting existing user habits.

Client

Pulsesync

Scope

Design System

Visual Design

Prototyping

UX Audit

Date

2021 - 2022

A doctor using the IngotPCC system

Understanding the objective

The design process focused on building a solid foundation: align with the product, engineering and medical stakeholders to clarify core workflows, then iterated from structure to visual system to support bug fixes, feature upgrades and new modules.

Discovery and key issues

Managing clinical information can be overwhelming for medical staff, who require an efficient way to interpret complex data, necessitating an empathetic design that reduces visual clutter and alleviates stress during long shifts.

Aligned with stakeholders on 3 UX priorities:

User Pain point
Reduce overload

Improve hierarchy so records stay scannable

User Pain point
Unclear and inconsistent icons

Standardise icons and meaning across modules

Opportunity
Refresh visual style to build trust

Make the interface feel more approachable without losing professionalism

UI audit of the past interface

UI Audit

Style testing

Tested multiple visual directions and selected a friendlier, tactile style that felt familiar enough for existing users, while improving clarity for daily use.

Moodboard pitch

early stage Visual moodboard

Layout and system improvements

Introduced a more breathable grid and clearer components so information is easier to compare at a glance, while building a more consistent design system across modules.

A gif showing the grid layout

Breathable grid

Mapping user flow

Mapped key user journeys for new module add-ons and the mobile experience, keeping workflows simple and predictable for clinical teams.

Userflow of the interface

dashboard (left) / Mobile (Right) Flow

A nurse using the IngotPCC system with a tablet

Outcome

Design system

Created a consistent component and style system to reduce design inconsistency and keep the product cohesive as features expand.

Design system of IngotPCC

Components

Icon system

Standardised icons with a shared grid and style rules, improving legibility and reducing ambiguity across the interface.

Icon grid

A snippet of the icons designed for the Design system

Icon system

Dashboard Prototype

A nurse using the IngotPCC system with a mobile

Remote view

A mockup of the mobile IngotPCC

House Visit System