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UX and UI design for healthcare buyers

Make it easy for buyers to find what they need and take the next step.

In short

What is UX and UI design?

UX design shapes how people move through a website or product so they can find answers and take action easily. UI design is the visual layer they interact with. For healthcare buyers, good UX and UI give each audience a clear path, from clinical outcomes to security to cost.

Overview

Healthcare buyers arrive with different questions.

A clinical leader wants outcomes. IT wants security and integration. Finance wants cost. Good UX gets each of them to the right answer quickly.

At a glance

  • Sitemap
  • Wireframes
  • Visual design
  • Usability testing
Homepage of the CoreVerity website designed by Breezy Hill Marketing

Website we designed

CoreVerity

Medical device

A website for CoreVerity, which delivers treatment options for postoperative recovery that help patients heal faster and safer.

Visit coreverity.com

How it works

How we design for every buyer

Map

Who visits and what they need.

Structure

A sitemap built around buyers.

Wireframe

Layouts and calls to action.

Test

Find friction before launch.

Homepage of the AVIA website designed by Breezy Hill Marketing

Website we designed

AVIA

Healthcare services

The website for AVIA, the digital transformation partner for health systems and their network of leading health system members.

Visit aviahealth.com

What we do

How we make the next step obvious

Sitemap

Page structure based on your buyers and your offers. Each audience has a clear path.

Wireframes

Layouts for content, navigation, and calls to action. We agree on structure before design begins.

Visual design

Interface design that matches your brand. Polished, consistent, and easy to scan.

Usability testing

Find and fix friction before launch. Real users show us where they get stuck.

A closer look

Designing for every buyer

  • A clear path for each buyer role
  • Wireframes before visual design
  • Testing and fixes on your current site

Good UX is part of how a website levels up the professional perception of your company. Healthcare websites serve several audiences at once, and each one needs a clear path.

We start by mapping who visits and what each audience needs to see. That becomes a sitemap and wireframes that give each buyer an obvious next step, and a visual design that meets your brand guidelines.

And because websites are living, breathing things, UX work doesn’t stop at launch. We can test your current site, find the biggest friction points, and fix those first, without a full rebuild.

Homepage of the Abax Health website designed by Breezy Hill Marketing

Website we designed

Abax Health

Healthcare technology

A website for Abax Health, which brings technology, expert staff, and full service support to patient access for health systems.

Visit abaxhealth.com

What success looks like

What changes for your team

Buyers find answers quickly

Clear paths to the next step

Fewer visitors lost to friction

Homepage of the IgniteData website designed by Breezy Hill Marketing

Website we designed

IgniteData

Healthcare technology

A website for IgniteData and its Archer platform, which moves patient data from health records into clinical trial systems.

Visit ignitedata.com

Questions

Common questions

Can you improve our current site without a full rebuild?

Often, yes. We can test your current site, find the biggest friction points, and fix those first.

Who do you test with?

People who match your buyer roles wherever possible. Even a few sessions surface the most important problems.

What does a UX project include?

Research with real users, findings on where people get stuck, and redesigned pages or flows that fix the biggest problems.

Can you design for our product, not just our website?

Yes. We design screens and flows for healthcare software as well as marketing websites.

Your goals are growing. Your team can keep up.

Discovery calls take 30 minutes. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you and point you to who is.