NeuroSync explores a high-stakes interaction problem: how to make complex health information easier to use without making it feel falsely simple. The experience had to work across patients, caregivers, and clinicians, each with different context and levels of confidence.

I focused on clarity, accessibility, and appropriate human control. Information is organized around meaningful changes and next steps, while AI-informed guidance stays legible about what it knows, what it suggests, and where professional judgment still matters.