MindLink is a mobile app that connects users to personalised mental-health resources, helping them cut through overwhelming, generic information to find support that truly fits their needs. The experience is designed to guide users toward clearer pathways, practical tools, and more relevant coping mechanisms.

I start by digging into the context — speaking with users, chatting with stakeholders, reviewing existing journeys, or running quick bits of discovery. This helps me understand what’s actually happening, not just what we assume.
Tools I often use: interviews, desk research, heuristic reviews.

Once I’ve gathered enough insight, I map things out. I group themes, sketch out journeys, build personas, and reframe challenges with prompts like “How might we…” to open up the design space.
Tools: affinity mapping, journey maps, personas, problem statements.

This is where ideas start to take shape. I sketch, wireframe, and prototype to test directions early. I keep things low-fi at first so we can move quickly and stay focused on the core experience.
Tools: wireframes, user flows, low–mid fidelity prototypes.

I validate concepts with users, gather feedback, and iterate. Once the direction feels right, I refine the interaction patterns and visual design — keeping everything clean, intuitive, and minimal.
Tools: usability testing, hi-fi design, interaction refinement.
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