BEEpro Verification Portal
Transforming a Manual Compliance Process into a Scalable Digital Experience
Transforming a Manual Compliance Process into a Scalable Digital Experience
BEEpro is a web-based platform designed to streamline the BBBEE verification process for consultants and organisations.
My Role: Lead UX/UI Designer
Duration: 9 months
Team: 7 (Dev, QA, SM, PM, PO and UX)
BBBEE verification was a highly manual and time-intensive process, relying heavily on spreadsheets, email communication, and fragmented tools. This led to:
Users, primarily verification consultants, struggled to manage complex compliance requirements efficiently while maintaining accuracy.
To understand the problem space and design an effective solution, I led a structured UX process focused on aligning user needs with regulatory requirements.
I facilitated workshops with verification consultants and business stakeholders to:
I translated insights into end-to-end journey maps, highlighting:
I developed low- and high-fidelity prototypes to:

This project’s impact came from a few critical design decisions:
To accelerate decision-making and keep stakeholders aligned, I also used Figma’s AI Assistant to generate early-stage prototypes. This allowed the team to visualise interface concepts in real time, gather stakeholder feedback faster, and give the development team early clarity on component behaviours, helping us iterate quickly and reduce rework during build.



I designed a self-service web platform that streamlines and guides BBBEE verification.
Key features include:
The platform enables users to complete complex verification tasks more efficiently while maintaining regulatory accuracy.
The redesigned experience delivered measurable improvements:
✅ Turnaround time reduced from days to minutes
✅ Improved accuracy through automation and structured workflows
✅ Increased operational efficiency, enabling teams to handle more verifications
✅ Greater transparency across stakeholders via dashboards
BCX’s self-service platform enables internal teams to manage complex data network operations more efficiently through a unified digital interface.
My Role: Senior UX/UI Designer
Duration: 6 months
Team: 8 (Dev, QA, SM, PO, BA and UX)
Managing data network services involved complex, multi-step workflows across fragmented systems. Internal teams relied on manual processes and technical interfaces that were difficult to navigate and prone to error. This resulted in:
The challenge was to simplify these workflows without losing the underlying technical accuracy required for network operations.
I led a UX-driven approach focused on simplifying complexity while preserving system integrity.
Worked closely with technical teams and business stakeholders to:
Mapped existing processes to:
Developed and tested prototypes to:

The effectiveness of the platform came from simplifying complexity through targeted design decisions:
To accelerate prototyping and approval cycles, we used Figma to generate early UI flows and variants, enabling rapid internal alignment between design, development, and stakeholders.



I designed a self-service platform that enables internal teams to manage network operations through a streamlined, user-friendly interface.
Key features include:
The platform allows users to complete tasks faster and with greater accuracy, regardless of their level of technical expertise.
The redesigned platform delivered measurable improvements in efficiency and usability:
✅ Faster task completion across key workflows
✅ Reduced user errors through guided interactions and automation
✅ Improved productivity for internal teams
✅ Higher user satisfaction due to a more intuitive experience
Vigor is a web-based platform designed to digitise and streamline occupational health processes for clinic staff, replacing fragmented and manual workflows with a unified system.
My Role: Senior UX/UI Designer
Duration: 15 months (MVP +Phase 2)
Team: 12 (Dev, QA, SM, PM, PO, BA and UX)
Impact:
The existing occupational health system relied on manual processes and disconnected tools, making it difficult for clinic staff to efficiently manage patient data and workflows.
This led to:
Healthcare professionals needed a system that simplified these processes without compromising accuracy or compliance.
I led a user-centered design process focused on simplifying workflows and improving usability within a complex clinical environment.
Collaborated with clinic staff and stakeholders to:
Mapped existing processes to:
Developed and refined prototypes to:
Ensure alignment with real-world clinical needs
Validate usability improvements with users
Simplify task flows and interactions

The success of the platform came from simplifying complexity through intentional design decisions:



I designed a web portal that consolidates occupational health workflows into a streamlined, intuitive system.
Key features include:
The solution enables healthcare professionals to manage tasks more efficiently while reducing friction in their daily workflows.
The redesigned platform delivered meaningful improvements in usability and efficiency:
✅ Faster task completion for routine clinical processes
✅ Reduced cognitive load through simplified workflows
✅ Improved user satisfaction among clinic staff
✅ More efficient operations through digitised processes
LHS is a digital wellness platform designed to help employees better understand and manage their health through personalised insights and content.
My Role: Senior UX/UI Designer
Duration: 8 months
Team: 7 (Dev, QA, SM, PM, PO, BA and UX)
Impact:
Employees had access to wellness resources and health data, but the experience was fragmented and lacked personal relevance. As a result, engagement with the platform was low.
This led to:
The challenge was to create a more engaging and meaningful experience that encourages users to actively participate in their wellbeing.
I led a UX approach focused on improving engagement through clarity, personalisation, and ease of use.
Collaborated with stakeholders to:
Mapped the user journey to:
Designed and tested prototypes to:

Engagement improved through a set of intentional design decisions:
Prototypes were built and iterated in Figma, with early concepts supported by Figma’s AI Assistant to generate quick UI variants for testing and stakeholder feedback.



I designed a wellness platform that brings together health data and personalised content into a cohesive, user-friendly experience.
Key features include:
The platform enables users to better understand their health and take meaningful action toward their wellbeing.
The redesigned platform led to improved engagement and usability:
✅ Increased user engagement with wellness content
✅ Improved understanding of health insights through better visualisation
✅ Higher return usage driven by personalised experiences
✅ Enhanced user satisfaction through a more intuitive interface
The Corporate Primary Health Care App is a mobile solution designed to provide employees with easy access to healthcare services, information, and support in a single, user-friendly platform.
My Role: Lead UX/UI Designer
Duration: 9 months
Team: 12 (Dev, QA, SM, PO, BA and UX)
Impact:
Employees needed quick and reliable access to healthcare services, but existing systems were fragmented and not optimised for mobile use.
This led to:
The challenge was to design a mobile experience that makes healthcare services easily accessible, intuitive, and efficient for everyday use.
OI led a user-centered design approach focused on accessibility, clarity, and ease of use in a mobile context.
Worked with stakeholders to:
Mapped the end-to-end experience to:
Designed and tested prototypes to:
Ensure a fast, intuitive experience
Optimise navigation for small screens
Simplify key user flows (e.g. booking, accessing info)

The effectiveness of the app came from designing for clarity and accessibility in a mobile environment:



I designed a mobile application that provides employees with a seamless way to access healthcare services and information.
Key features include:
The app enables users to quickly find and access the care they need, improving both convenience and overall experience.
The redesigned experience improved accessibility and usability for employees:
✅ Improved mobile usability across key interactions
✅ Faster access to healthcare services
✅ Increased user satisfaction through simplified navigation
✅ Better engagement with healthcare resources
Voxel is a platform designed to capture, process, and present drone-generated data, enabling users to visualise and interact with real-world environments in a digital format.
My Role: Senior UX/UI Designer
Duration: 5 months
Team: 7 (Dev, QA, SM, PO, BA and UX)
Impact:
Drone technology generates large volumes of complex spatial and visual data, but existing tools make it difficult for users to interpret and act on this information effectively.
This led to:
The challenge was to design an experience that makes highly technical data intuitive, accessible, and actionable.
I led a UX approach focused on simplifying complex data interactions and improving visual clarity.
Collaborated with stakeholders and users to:
Mapped how users interact with spatial data to:
Developed and tested prototypes to:


The platform’s usability improved through a set of focused design decisions:



I designed a platform that enables users to explore and analyse drone-generated data through an intuitive and visually clear interface.
Key features include:
The solution empowers users to extract meaningful insights from complex data more efficiently and confidently.
The redesigned platform improved usability and effectiveness:
✅ Easier navigation of complex spatial data
✅ Reduced cognitive load when analysing datasets
✅ Faster insight generation for decision-making
✅ Improved user experience for both technical and non-technical users