PROJECT
NanoCellect – Biotech Software Application

SUMMARY
The project aimed to simplify the user experience for a complex cell sorting product, particularly the process of setting up and running experiments. The goal was to break down the complicated workflow into clear, guided steps to improve usability and efficiency. As the lead UX/UI designer, I managed the project from research through to final implementation, ensuring the design was user-centered and aligned with the product’s goals.

PROCESS
I managed the UX/UI process end-to-end, following these key steps:

• Research: Conducted user interviews, surveys, and analysis to understand user needs.
• Define: Developed user personas and a clear problem statement.
• Ideate: Brainstormed and generated potential design solutions.
• Wireframing: Created low-fidelity wireframes to visualize structure and flow.
• Prototyping: Built interactive prototypes for user testing.
• User Testing: Tested prototypes with real users to gather actionable feedback.
• Iterate: Refined the design based on test results.
• Visual Design: Finalized the high-resolution design, focusing on usability and aesthetics.
• Implementation: Collaborated with developers to ensure seamless execution of the design.

The redesigned interface streamlined the experiment setup process, making it easier for users to navigate complex workflows, improving overall efficiency and usability of the cell sorting product.

TOOLS
Figma, Design Systems, ADA & WCAG Guidelines