Bryan Le

10 out of 10 users found this easiest to use. (And we built it with just 3 steps.) At Musemind, we’re obsessed with one thing: Making digital experience better. So our R&D team designed a concept called Medicare. A UX-first healthcare website that removes: - Confusion - Stress - And friction Here’s what we did: 1. Removed anything less than 30% useful. 2. Branded it to be recognized instantly. 3. Used interface patterns users were already familiar with The result? ↳ Users said it “just made sense.” ↳ Completion rates went up. ↳ And even first-time users found it intuitive. Here’s the truth: Most healthcare sites try to do everything. ↳ Which ends up helping no one. But in UX, less is often more. So if you’re a: - Founder - PM - Or stakeholder working in healthcare. Here’s a quick check: ✓ Can users find what they need in under 3 clicks? ✓ Is your brand recognizable in 2 seconds or less? ✓ Are you using design patterns people already know? If not, your users are struggling silently. Want us to fix that? We’d love to help. 👉 DM me or check musemind.agency to get started. (If this inspired you, feel free to repost ♻️)

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I was quoted in a recent Forbes article on design mistakes that kill conversion Specifically #4: font sizes that are too small. It’s incredibly common for designers to work on large screens and not think through how the experience actually feels on a small phone screen. Worth a quick read if you care about conversion, UX, or mobile-first design.

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Excited to see Raquel Félix and Christina T. share how UX insights can turn into real impact at Sword Health — and how aligning research and product can move the needle for users and teams alike.

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Healthcare billing is broken, but we designed something beautiful to explain how to fix it. Medical practices lose money every day chasing insurance claims. Doctors should heal people, not play detective with billing departments. The folks at Joyful Health figured this out and asked us to design & build them a website that would explain their solution without making people's heads hurt. Our Paper Tiger team spent months hand-crafting every detail. From the seamless animations to the thoughtful user journey, we wanted to create something that reflects how Joyful simplifies the complex world of healthcare billing. Built on Webflow, this site needed to communicate both technical sophistication and approachable simplicity. Shoutout to Mirko Santangelo, Ashley Mieko Adams, Leonardo Mattar – good people, all of them. Each person brought something special to this project, and it shows in every pixel. Sometimes you get to work on projects that just click. This feels like one of those times. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eAsY8FtZ #webdesign #healthtech #webflow

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Hot take for designers experimenting with AI + legacy systems: You don’t have to pick one AI tool and hope it integrates perfectly with your design archive. If you can get to the code, you can make it work. I’ve been testing different AI platforms for strategy and prototyping. What I realized: You can use any AI tool you’re comfortable with to think, prototype, and generate UI — as long as it outputs code. Then: 1. Copy the generated code 2. Paste it into Figma Make 3. Let Figma rebuild it using your UI/style library 4. Edit, refine, and share inside your real system That means: • Strategy can live anywhere • Prototyping can move fast • Your design system still governs the final output AI becomes a thinking partner. Figma stays the system of record. For teams sitting on years of legacy designs and wondering how to bridge that with AI experimentation — this is a practical path. #DesignSystems #AIforDesign #Figma #ProductDesign #DesignOps

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70% of 510(k) submissions receive a deficiency letter on the first review cycle. For Human Factors submissions specifically, that number climbs to 90%. If you're leading a MedTech product through FDA clearance, those aren't the exception. That's the landscape you're operating in. The instinct when a deficiency letter lands is to start fixing things immediately. In our experience, that's exactly what you should not do. Jumping into remediation before you understand the root cause means you’ll fix the wrong things and face a second deficiency letter. Fix the right things in the wrong order, and you'll waste months. Either way, you're back to square one. In our latest article, we lay out the five root causes behind the vast majority of Human Factors deficiencies — from poorly structured URRAs to cross-document inconsistencies that undermine an otherwise credible evidence package — and a structured Phase Zero diagnostic framework for understanding precisely where your submission failed before you spend a dollar on remediation. Whether you're staring at a deficiency notice right now or building the submission that you hope will never get one, this is the diagnostic framework worth adding to your toolbox. Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q046FQXR0 If your team is navigating a 510(k) deficiency and needs expert eyes on the evidence package, reach out directly. We're here to help you get to clearance — efficiently, and the first time. #MedTech #FDA #510k #HumanFactors #RegulatoryAffairs #MedicalDevices #UsabilityEngineering #FDAClearance #ProductDevelopment #HealthcareInnovation #THRIVE

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The classic design process is evolving and fast. For African tech innovators, this is a wake-up call: the way we build products, design interfaces, and solve problems is changing globally. Leveraging AI, thinking beyond traditional processes, and embracing new design archetypes could be the key to creating world-class products from Africa. 🌍✨ Tech is no longer about following established playbooks, it’s about adapting, experimenting, and innovating faster than ever. #AfricanTech #Innovation #Design #AI #ProductBuilding #FutureOfWork

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Closing isn’t about pressure, it’s about process. In this episode of For Designer Business, Evelyn Roberts McDougall and I break down the exact sales flow and closing call structure we use to help designers close more consistently, more profitably, and with way less stress. If you want to stop chasing clients and start closing with confidence, this is a great listen. Tune in: https://lnkd.in/gc5F5T45

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How do you stay a founder while still having a designer’s eye? 👀 Fifi Kara, Co-Founder & CEO of Aster breaks down how design, accessibility, and product thinking are never separate, especially in healthcare. When everyone can use what you build, that’s when design is doing its job. 🛠💡 #UglyTalk #FounderMindset #UXDesign #AccessibilityMatters #HealthcareInnovation #ProductDesign #FemaleFounders #DesignThinking #StartupJourney #SpeakerReel #FifiKara

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