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- Provided detailed input on the website’s layout, tab structure, and user flow. - Advised on the placement and clarity of content to ensure a seamless user journey. - Selected and recommended a healthcare-appropriate color palette for brand alignment. - Worked closely with the developer to translate visual and structural ideas into execution. - Helped shape the overall design tone to reflect trust, professionalism, and accessibility.

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