Accessioning is the process of inspecting and logging test kits into the lab system, making them ready for analysis.
At Qvin, lab technicians handle this task using touchscreen monitors — often while wearing gloves, in time-sensitive, high-focus environments.

To improve this critical step, I redesigned Qvin’s internal accessioning workflow into a clear, calm, and glove-friendly experience that reduces friction, error, and fatigue.

As the lead product designer, I owned the experience design for this internal lab tool, including:

• Designed a touch-first workflow optimized for lab technicians using gloves

• Accounted for real-world lab conditions: limited dexterity, fluorescent lighting, and standing posture

• Created large, spaced touch targets and clear visual states to prevent input errors

• Built a step-by-step flow that supports fast-paced, focused task execution

• Prototyped and tested the experience using real device dimensions and glove-usable hit areas

• Applied a clean, clinical interface style aligned with Qvin’s internal design language

• Worked cross-functionally with lab ops, engineers, and product to ensure domain alignment