International Sales
SaaS platform, opportunities, CPQ and order tracking.
Enterprise systems across sales, manufacturing and medical devices

I designed digital products for three specialised environments—international sales, factory operations and medical-device interfaces.
As a UI/UX Design Intern at Mindray, I worked within a three-person design team. My contribution focused on simplifying complex workflows and improving information clarity. I was also involved in maintaining the UI component library to ensure consistency across several products.
The projects ranged from a data-heavy global sales platform to fast-paced factory tools and confidential IVD product interfaces. Each required a different balance of efficiency, legibility, consistency and error prevention.
SaaS platform, opportunities, CPQ and order tracking.
Touch and desktop workflows for production tasks.
IVD HMI interfaces and reusable UI components.
A clearer workspace for moving complex medical-device sales from opportunity to completed order.
The internal platform supports Mindray’s international sales team across opportunity management, product configuration, quotations, contracts, payments, logistics and post-delivery services.
As functionality expanded, navigation became difficult to understand, pages grew text-heavy, and large volumes of graphs and data lacked a consistent visual hierarchy. A newly introduced AI assistant also needed a clear role within the workflow.

A growing number of features increased the effort required to locate core tasks. Searching by remembering long model numbers is not user-friendly.
Dense data and graphs were difficult to scan and compare.
AI needed to support existing work rather than become another disconnected feature.
The primary user is an international sales representative managing multiple clients, opportunities and quotations over long periods. Their main need is to understand what requires attention today and move each deal forward without losing context.
The journey revealed that sales is not a simple linear funnel. Opportunities may remain active for weeks, quotations evolve through negotiation, and responsibilities continue after order placement.
Preserve context, communicate ownership and keep the next required action visible throughout the entire sales lifecycle.
The redesign turns a feature-heavy platform into a more structured, task-oriented sales workspace.
Organise tools around recognisable sales stages and frequent tasks.
Keep similar actions such as add and edit in consistent layout positions so users can locate them easily.
Carry verified customer and product information between opportunity and quotation.


“The new design made the placing-order process straightforward.”Feedback from the UK Sales Team
A clear, touch-ready workflow for fast-paced production tasks at Mindray’s Shenzhen factory.
The platform guides factory workers through high-frequency tasks including reagent operation, label printing, quality checks and product-data entry.
The interface needed to work equally well on touchscreens and PCs, remain legible at speed and reduce the risk of missed steps or incorrect input.
Controls and layouts must remain usable across both input modes.
Instructions, status and the next action need to be immediately scannable.
Sequential guidance and clear feedback help workers avoid costly mistakes.


Image taken during primary research: Current hierarchy and navigation are unfriendly to users.



The resulting interaction framework supports touch and desktop use while making high-frequency factory tasks more sequential, legible and difficult to misinterpret.
HMI interfaces and reusable UI components for Mindray’s IVD product line.
I contributed to interface patterns and component-library maintenance across diagnostic instruments, supporting consistency, legibility and safer operation.
Specific interface pages and implementation details are confidential. The product image is shown only to provide project context.
