
UI/UX Design

About project
Sellution is a healthcare monitoring platform that tracks vitals like heart rate, blood pressure, HRV, and glucose in one place. Arounda designed the dashboard to present scattered clinical data as a clear daily overview, plus medication reminders and appointment tracking.




The aim was to arrange a large amount of medical data while maintaining a rigorous hierarchy between critical and secondary criteria. The most difficult thing was striking a balance between two opposing factors: a conservative sector that requires trust and a visually appealing product.
We built the dashboard to be modular, with a scalable component library. As a result, users can add new metrics and functionality without affecting the structure. Progress indicators, status labels, and reference ranges provide quick context for the numbers. 3D visualizations of anatomical models replace abstract diagrams, allowing people to visualize the structure of their bodies better.
The information flow begins with vital signs on the health dashboard, where real-time metrics, information cards, and 3D organ models show users their current status. The next level consists of the Test Results, Medication Management, and Appointments sections. The user profile brings all these elements together and personalizes the dashboard display based on medical history and preferences.



Every design decision addressed patients who need to know their health right away, and a company that grows via retention and trust. To reduce cognitive load, we used a user-centered design approach with a clear typographic scale, appropriate spacing, and high-contrast color. The idea was to encourage users to return to the dashboard out of habit. 3D elements with clear information provide Sellution a distinct identity that promotes brand recall and higher conversion rates than more clinical competitors.




Most patients use Sellution on mobile devices. Every interaction happens in one hand and under a few seconds of attention. That's why we prioritized the screens users open most. The dashboard adapts to smaller viewports, summary cards stack vertically, and 3D visuals scale down without losing anatomical detail. The system stays responsive across screen sizes, and the experience feels native whether users check their heart rate during a workout or review lab results at home.



Social design's job is to stop the scroll and communicate value before the user moves on. Our designers built the Instagram layouts around direct headlines and real product UI pulled from the app itself. Using the same visual system across posts and the product keeps Sellution recognizable in the feed. And each frame becomes a low-friction entry point for new users.













Reduced cognitive load and a habit-friendly dashboard turn first-time use into a daily routine and support long-term engagement.
Progress indicators, status labels, and reference ranges replace raw numbers, so users understand their condition without a medical context.
The structure-first wireframing approach placed high-priority metrics in the user's first line of sight from the start.
A flexible component library scales with new metrics, features, and user scenarios without breaking the overall structure.