Making online medicine ordering easier to follow.

The apprenticeship audit examined how the landing page, prescription upload, and medicine selection explained the ordering process. The original annotations identified opportunities in hierarchy, spacing, and button clarity.

The work included a UX audit, responsive wireframes, a revised prescription-ordering sequence, and a UI library. It was a KadaKareer Virtual Apprenticeship proposal, rather than a commissioned or shipped MedGrocer redesign.

The audit examined the landing page and the steps for uploading a prescription and adding medicines. The annotations focused on hierarchy, spacing, and button clarity. One proposal moved prescription upload later in the journey, changing the sequence as well as the presentation.

The work extended into mobile, tablet, and desktop wireframes, supported by an Inter-based type system, a color palette, and reusable UI foundations. The file also included a suggested QA checklist. The library brought the proposed visual decisions together for reuse across screen sizes.

The apprenticeship produced annotated audits, responsive wireframes, and a library covering type, color, icons, and illustrations. These are design outputs; the proposal has no confirmed production outcome.

The work addressed the sequence of ordering before consolidating the visual foundations. Keeping those two decisions connected made the proposed interface and its supporting library easier to explain together.