Longenesis Engage & Curator | '25

Longenesis suite helps hospitals, researchers, and biobanks safely collect, manage, and share patient data for studies — while staying compliant and protecting privacy.

What did I do?

I focused on bringing two separate products into a unified, modern, and more intuitive experience. The original interfaces were functional but visually fragmented, with inconsistent layouts, heavy color usage, and unclear hierarchy that made navigation feel more complicated than it needed to be.

I reworked the structure across both products to create a cleaner, more organized foundation — one where users can quickly understand where they are, what they’re looking at, and what actions they can take.

I also expanded the information architecture where necessary, adding context, metadata, and supporting details so users can make decisions with more confidence. Across dashboards, dataset cards, forms, study pages, permissions, analytics, and settings, I focused on consistency: aligning patterns, standardizing interactions, and ensuring that both products feel like parts of the same ecosystem.

The result is a suite that feels more polished, more coherent, and far easier for users to navigate — whether they’re exploring datasets, managing studies, configuring organizations, or reviewing analytics.