ALZ Navigator is an interactive tool that helps people living with Alzheimer's, caregivers, and those concerned about memory changes identify relevant resources and create a personalized action plan.
Working from UX wireframes, I led the visual design in Figma, shaping the interface, visual hierarchy, imagery, and accessibility across the experience.
Designed the homepage layout and helped select photography to make the experience approachable rather than overwhelming for people living with Alzheimer's, caregivers, and those concerned about memory loss.
I thought carefully about how users would move through the experience, guiding them naturally from one step to the next.
I paid close attention to visual hierarchy, button sizing, and spacing to support that flow.
Throughout the project, I collaborated closely with copywriters, the digital strategy team, and developers to ensure the experience was clear, accurate, and easy to navigate.
After users completed the questionnaire, they received a personalized action plan based on their responses.
I organized the information into expandable sections so it was easy to scan, revisit, and return to over time.
I adapted the designs for smaller screen sizes, making sure the experience remained clear, accessible, and easy to navigate across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
