Project MatDoc Case Study - Jawad Khalil

Telehealth Platform in Hawaii USA.

Scheduled video, audio, & messaging consultations with licensed doctors.

Patients medical records management.

Primary care, mental health, & weight loss (semaglutides & tirzepatides) services.

Medication refills & lab services.

Client

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Dr. Mathew Jackson MD
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Telehealth

Problem Statement

Webpages must strictly meet legal requirements & guidelines from compliance authorities.

The branding needed to match their audience & ambitions.

Their product lacked structure, UX clarity, & tailored user flows.

As the legal compliances involved one by one, features needed to evolve along the way.

The Solution

A solid design system to support doctors & their patients.

Put Hawaiin environment, people, culture & legal authorities in centre & craft the product.

Built intelligent UX with role-specific features.

Each of the screen designed to be scalable with clear strategy.

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Featured Solutions

Solutions that enabled MatDoc to pivot its design direction & make a significant leap toward a more successful UX & UI for the product.

1. Deep Slate Blue Color

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2. Global sidebar

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3. Visits Page Layout

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4. Badges

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5. Scroll Less First UX

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6. The gradient

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7. Variety of Trackers

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Results Delivered

Real-time Project Status:

Actively Evolving — Ongoing design refinements & feature expansion aligned with daily stakeholder syncs & real-time development feedback.

Designed the product (web & mobile) from scratch with a solid design system.

A trustable, locally (Hawaii USA) compliant product that sets MatDoc apart in telehealth.

Scheduled primary care, mental health, & weight loss (semaglutides & tirzepatides) services.

Asynchronous care visits system to have instant e-visits, quick meds refills & lab services.

Integrated SOAP-based records, automated reminders, & trustable upfront payments.

User-friendly screens guide patients, doctors, & admins through seamless medical experiences.

Self-Crafted Design Elements Uniquely for MatDoc | Discuss In-Detail

Project Context & Success Factors

🟣  Project Duration & Involvement

Ongoing project with 4+ months of active design involvement.

From initial concept to refined flows, I’ve been leading UI/UX delivery end-to-end.

Participating daily in reviews & product alignment calls with the founders/product owners.

🟢  Why I Was the Right Fit

Brought domain familiarity with healthcare platforms & patient-facing design.

Delivered scroll-less UX strategy tailored to elderly & time-sensitive users.

Covered both strategy & execution — minimising the need for extended design teams.

🔵  Team Structure & Velocity

Collaborating in a lean agile model: 2 designers (me & a junior), 1 founder (product owner), & a small dev team.

Daily syncs for feedback integration kept turnaround fast—most screens iterated within 24–48 hours.

Design velocity maintained at 7–10 polished screens per week, depending on feedback cycles & complexity.

🟠  Process Smoothness

Used tools like Figma comments, ClickUp, & Loom walkthroughs to streamline async review.

Created interactive wireframes early, which helped developers begin integrations before final UIs.

🟡  Stakeholders Satisfaction

“Design finally feels aligned with the vision & legal requirements.” — Direct quote from the product owner.

Stakeholders praised clarity in handoff, speed of execution, & design thinking that pre-empts dev blockers.

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Dr. Mathew Jackson MD

Co-founder & CEO | MatDoc

Jawad is a fast learner who can adapt to just about any challenge you put in front of him.

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