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Healthcare commerce design / Pharmacy app

Pharmacy ordering, simplified.

My Medical Shop unifies medicine ordering, lab test booking, prescription upload, checkout, and order tracking into one clear mobile commerce flow.

My Medical Shop home screen with ordering entry points

My Medical Shop cart with medicine items and price summary

Prescription upload screen in My Medical Shop

CategoryHealthcare & Pharmacy

ClientMy Medical Shop

EngagementUI/UX design

Delivered60+ screens

Overview

A single commerce spine for medicines, tests, and prescriptions.

Operational gap

One app had to handle multiple regulated order types.

My Medical Shop needed to sell three very different things through one app — everyday medicines, lab tests that need appointment slots, and ayurvedic products — plus handle prescription uploads for regulated drugs. Each journey had its own rules for browsing, cart, and checkout, and without a shared system, the app risked feeling like three apps stitched together.

Product logic

Every journey needed to end in the same checkout pattern.

We designed a single home screen with four clear entry points — Order Medicines, Lab Test, Ayurveda, and Upload Prescription — that all move into the same cart and checkout flow: choose order type, confirm address, pick a payment method, done. When a cart contains a prescription-only medicine, the prescription upload step appears as a clear gate, with a free doctor-consultation option for shoppers who do not have one yet.

Design response

A shared design system keeps the app predictable.

Because every journey shares the same list → cart → checkout → track shape, a shopper who has ordered medicines already knows how to book a lab test or reorder a monthly prescription with Repeat Order. Order tracking reuses the same status states — Created, Shipped, Delivered, Cancelled — for both medicine and lab orders, all documented across a 60+ screen handoff-ready UI kit.

04 — Colour

A palette that reads as trustworthy, not clinical.

Primary · CTATrust Blue#1671B8

Accent · Confirm & saveWellness Green#7CB342

Status · CancelledAlert Coral#E14B4B

SurfaceCloud Grey#F4F7FA

TextInk Slate#2B2F38

05 — Type

Type built for fast scanning on a small screen.

My Medical ShopRounded SansHeadings · Prices
Order Number: 73424Neutral SansBody · Labels · Form fields

06 — Screens

Core product screens, shown as working UI.

My Medical Shop home screen with four ordering journeys — **Home.** Medicines, lab tests, Ayurveda, and prescriptions — every journey starts in one place.

Cart screen with quantity steppers and discounted pricing — **Cart.** Quantity controls, discounts, and a price summary that reads at a glance.

Prescription upload gate shown before checkout — **Prescription.** A clear upload gate before checkout, with a free doctor consult as the fallback.

Product detail page with a prescription-required flag — **Product.** Dosage, warnings, and a prescription flag that cannot be missed.

Checkout screen with order type and price breakdown — **Checkout.** Order type, coupon, address, and payment in one continuous flow.

Lab order details screen with appointment reminder — **Lab Order.** Appointment reminders and rescheduling, built into the order itself.

My Orders list with status chips — **Orders.** One set of status states for medicine and lab orders alike.

07 — System coverage

The rest of the kit, organised by flow.

Beyond the seven hero screens, the handoff kit documents every journey end to end — from first registration to a delivered order. A selection, grouped the way the flows were designed.

Registration form with first and last name fields — Registration

Four-digit OTP entry screen — OTP verification

Email verification screen — Email verify

Medicines category home with offers carousel — Medicines home

Lab test category home with booking entry point — Lab test home

Coupon list with copyable codes — Coupons

Extended cart with quantity steppers and price summary — Cart — 8 items

Saved address selection step — Select address

Payment method selection with cash on delivery — Payment mode

Slot date and timing selection with fee summary — Schedule appointment

Patient selection screen with saved personas — Patient details

Lab test payment mode selection — Lab test payment

Order tracking timeline from created to delivered — Order tracking

Medicine order detail with payment breakdown — Order details

List of prescription orders — Prescription orders

Saved addresses for home, office, and others — Address book

08 — Outcomes

What the UI system delivered.

4: Ordering journeys unifiedmedicines, lab tests, ayurveda, and prescription upload — one home screen.
60+: Screens delivereda full handoff-ready UI kit, end to end.
1: Shared order patterncart → order type → address → payment → confirmation, reused everywhere.

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UI/UX
Healthcare
Mobile App
E-commerce

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