Hers App UI: 5 UX Lessons from a Healthcare Dashboard - Hers UI Breakdown

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Storytelling

Order status is surfaced as the primary moment of reassurance

The top card clearly shows treatment status using a progress bar, current step, and product context. This answers the user’s biggest question first and reduces anxiety without requiring any navigation.

Order status is surfaced as the primary moment of reassurance
Clarity

Subscription clarity replaces uncertainty with predictability

Product name, real imagery, and the next refill date are visible directly on the dashboard. This keeps users informed at all times and prevents surprise renewals or missed refills.

Subscription clarity replaces uncertainty with predictability
User Control

Subscription control is transparent and user-first

Refill and manage actions are available upfront instead of being hidden behind settings. Giving users clear control builds trust and avoids dark pattern behavior often seen in subscription products.

Subscription control is transparent and user-first
Conversion

Educational content reframes sensitive topics with empathy

The informational card below the dashboard addresses emotional concerns around treatment. It normalizes the experience and builds confidence without feeling clinical or sales-driven.

Educational content reframes sensitive topics with empathy
Minimalism

Minimal layout reduces stress and supports clear decisions

The interface uses generous white space, soft elevation, and restrained visuals. This keeps the experience calm, readable, and supportive, especially important in healthcare contexts.

Minimal layout reduces stress and supports clear decisions
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