Design: an essential phase in the performance of our software

In the world of digital healthcare, design is often seen as a mere aesthetic enhancement.

And yet, at Evolucare, it plays a fundamental role in the efficiency and usability of our software solutions. Behind each fluid, intuitive interface lies the painstaking work of UX/UI design experts, working in close collaboration with the development teams and product experts.

Towards optimum synergy and coherence

One of the major projects underway is the implementation of a design system that includes designers from the earliest stages of design and harmonises the interfaces of our entire software suite. This unification work enhances the legibility, fluidity and graphic coherence of our solutions, ensuring that they are more easily understood by users.

The job of healthcare professionals is not to be at a computer, but to look after patients. We need to offer them a tool that saves them time.

Pierre DAMAY

UI UX Designer

Concrete impacts on our solutions

Intensive Plus, dedicated to critical care, benefits from a more legible and homogenous display, making it easier to adopt. Work is currently in progress.

HopitalWeb, our web-based CIO, simplifies access to key data and reduces unnecessary manipulation, thanks to a modular interface and intuitive multi-windowing.

We’re involved right from the design stage, working with the Product Owners and R&D teams to rethink the user experience before development even begins.

Pierre LACOUME

Multimedia Designer

Caregivers are sensitive to ergonomics, quick access to information and the minimum number of clicks. A clear, aesthetically pleasing interface makes it easier to adopt and improves the flow of work.

Jérôme MASSART

Product Owner

What about AI?

To go even further, Evolucare is exploring the integration of artificial intelligence into its design processes. AI makes it possible to generate high-quality mock-ups in record time, while guaranteeing graphic consistency throughout our software suite.

“AI saves us time, but it’s our human expertise that ensures the relevance and differentiation of our solutions,” confirms Jérôme Massart.

Technological innovation is a lever, but a detailed understanding of the needs of carers remains essential if we are to design effective, appropriate tools.

Our collaboration between technical and functional experts, including the fundamental stage of design, pushes us to think differently in order to meet needs in the field and make the day-to-day lives of professionals easier.
It’s not just a question of aesthetics: a consistent design enables our deployment teams to train faster, and users to find their bearings more easily. In the end, we all gain in efficiency!

Alice OLIVIER

Product Expert