FutureRx UI Library

Designing a Scalable System for Healthcare Innovation

FutureRX Web Design Kit

FutureRx Mobile Design Kit 

Project Overview

FutureRx is transforming healthcare technology with solutions for pharmacy benefit managers and providers. I led the creation of a unified UI library for web and mobile, featuring 50+ reusable components, responsive patterns, and clear documentation—delivering consistent branding, faster development, and improved accessibility across all modules.

My Role

I led the end-to-end design of the FutureRx UI Library :

• Defining design foundations: typography, color, spacing, grids

• Creating a full library of reusable components and patterns

• Working hand-in-hand with developers and designers to ensure perfect alignment between design and code

• Building documentation that made onboarding effortless for any new designer or engineer

• Testing and refining components based on real product feedback

Challenge

• Inconsistent buttons, colors, and spacing across products

• Separate UI patterns for web and mobile, causing brand fragmentation

• Developers spending extra time re-building the same components

• No central documentation — onboarding new team members was slow

Approach

When our team of three designers took on the FutureRx design system, we quickly realized we weren’t just creating components — we were solving a much deeper problem: inconsistency. Each product looked like it came from a different family, and mobile experiences often felt disconnected from web.

We started by working together on a design audit — collecting and mapping every UI element across products. The exercise made the inconsistencies painfully visible and helped us align on what needed fixing first.

Next, we established the foundations:

• A shared typography scale for readability across dense healthcare data and mobile screens.

• A brand-aligned color palette, tested for accessibility.

• A responsive grid and spacing system, giving structure to both desktop dashboards and smaller mobile layouts.
  
  

From there, we split responsibilities and designed over 50 + reusable components — buttons, forms, tables, navigation patterns, and data visualizations. Each component went through reviews and iterations within the team, ensuring it worked seamlessly across platforms and states.

We also invested time in documentation. Using Figma, we created a centralized library with clear usage guidelines and examples. In parallel, we partnered with engineers through Storybook and design tokens, which made handoff smooth and implementation consistent.

Finally, we tested and refined together — checking components in real product flows, gathering feedback from developers, and validating accessibility standards.

What started as a fragmented ecosystem turned into a cohesive UI library that empowered FutureRx teams to design and build faster, more consistently, and with greater confidence.

Impact 

• 40% faster design-to-development turnaround

• 80% fewer UI inconsistencies across teams

• Improved accessibility scores in audits

• Smoother onboarding for designers and developers

The Road Ahead....

• Expanding the library with micro-interactions and motion guidelines
• Advanced healthcare data visualizations
• Internal tools to track component usage and updates

Thank you for taking the time to review my case study — I truly appreciate your interest and attention. 😇

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