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AI Control Panel

Role: Lead Product Designer
Duration: 2 years (2023 to 2025)
Platform: Web App
My Responsibility: End-to-end product design from discovery to handoff

Tools: Figma · Jira

1. Context & Problem

The goal of this project was to design a control panel that gives users transparency and control over AI-driven automation in healthcare operations.


The system allows users to adjust AI confidence thresholds for different models such as:

  • Claim Denial Predictions – identifying which claims are likely to be denied,
  • Patient Record Mapping – merging duplicate patient records, and
  • Doctor Record Mapping – consolidating provider information.
     

When the AI’s confidence score exceeds the threshold, it automatically completes the task. If not, the task is routed to a human reviewer. This balance ensures both efficiency and accuracy.


To help users see the tangible benefits of automation, I designed a dashboard that visualizes:

  • The total work completed by AI over a custom date range,
  • Cost and time savings, and
  • The equivalent full-time employee (FTE) savings.
     

The result is a clear, data-backed way for organizations to measure how AI contributes to their operational efficiency and return on investment.

2. Discovery & Research

Methods:

  • Stakeholder interviews with AI ops leads and analysts
  • Studied model performance reports to identify user pain points
  • Analyzed logs to understand how threshold changes impacted workload
     

Key Insights:

  • Non-technical users were hesitant to modify model parameters.
  • Users cared more about outcomes (savings, accuracy) than technical metrics.
  • Visual correlation between thresholds and results would improve trust.
     

🧠 “I just want to know — if I change this slider, how many tasks will AI take over?”

3. Design Goals

  1. Control: Let users safely adjust automation thresholds.
  2. Clarity: Show real-time impact of changes (AI vs. human workload).
  3. Confidence: Make the relationship between threshold and outcomes transparent.

4. Information Architecture

The product was divided into three main sections:

1. Dashboard Overview — High-level AI performance metrics:
 

  • % of work auto-resolved by AI
  • Total AI-driven savings (in FTEs & hours)
  • Accuracy trend over time
  • Custom date range filters
     

2. Model Management — Configure AI thresholds per model:
 

  • Claim Denial Prediction
  • Patient Record Mapping
  • Doctor Record Mapping
  • Future models could be added dynamically
     

3. Impact Analysis Panel
 

  • Visualize cost savings and volume handled by AI
  • Compare human vs. AI productivity
  • Export insights or reports

5. Collaboration & Delivery

  • Partnered with data scientists to translate AI metrics into understandable KPIs.
  • Collaborated with developers to integrate live threshold APIs.
  • Defined QA checklist for accuracy, loading time, and responsiveness.
  • Created a mini design system for dashboard patterns, chart modules, and sliders.

6. Execution

Tools and Techniques:

  • Design: Figma, Axure RP
  • Management: Jira, Confluence
  • Methodology: Agile with iterative design and development cycles


Process:

  • Conceptualization: Created wireframes and prototypes based on user feedback.
  • User Testing: Conducted usability testing with coders and stakeholders to refine the design.
  • Implementation: Worked closely with developers to translate designs into a functional product.
  • Iteration: Incorporated feedback to improve features and workflows post-launch.


Challenges and Solutions:

  • Balancing diverse user needs: Resolved through iterative testing and stakeholder feedback.
  • Ensuring compliance with medical standards: Achieved by embedding industry guidelines into the validation logic.

7. Results and Impact

The control panel helped teams reduce manual workload by over 40%, improving operational efficiency and demonstrating clear ROI from AI automation.

8. Wireframes & Prototype

Can provide on request

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