A more human health insurance experience

I led a team of designers, content strategists, and researchers in the redesign of the authenticated member portal, including all-new experiences for key features and a new look and feel utilizing design system components.

What we did

Our goal was to build a more human health insurance experience – meeting members where they are and surfacing what they need most – by cutting down the noise and improving organization.

We also began introducing our design system components – which first appeared on the public website – into the authenticated space for a more seamless customer experience.

My role:

  • Led a consumer-facing experience design team of designers, content strategists, and researchers in the redesign of our authenticated member portal.

  • Led the creative direction of how our design system components show up in the portal, ensuring consistency across experiences.

  • Provided feedback to product and IT teams during the development phase prior to launch.

Before

After

A more seamless digital experience

Public website

The public website got an overhaul from the ground up in 2023 with the introduction of a content management system and a new user experience, utilizing components that would later evolve into a new design system.

Login

The login experience was revamped in 2025 for a smoother experience and improved security, and also utilizes the design system components.

Member portal

Now when members log in, they have a seamless end-to-end experience. Not only does the portal utilize the on-brand design system components, it also improves findability and ease of use.

Lunch-and-learn demo

Partnering with our product leaders, I presented at a digital strategy lunch-and-learn where we outlined the “why” behind the redesign, demoed a prototype of the redesigned portal through the story of a mother and daughter, and shared next steps for implementation.

The lunch-and-learn garnered over 230 attendees, making it the most attended lunch-and-learn to date.

Blue Cross NC’s digital experience ranks #4 in JD Power overall customer satisfaction

The U.S. Healthcare Digital Experience Study, now in its third year, measures satisfaction across five factors (in order of importance): visual appeal; navigation; information/content; speed; and telehealth.
— JD Power press release
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