Above Cover Image features a frame from an Amazon One Medical pay-per-visit national advertising campaign and is not a direct product of my work.
Overview
After Amazon acquired One Medical and launched a new brand identity, Amazon Health Services needed a scalable way to apply that identity across healthcare contexts—from retail health shopping to pharmacy to primary care.
As Design Systems Lead, I established the foundational design system and governance model that allows the brand to evolve based on customer context while remaining cohesive across products and platforms.
This system enables Amazon Health Services to scale faster, ship consistently, and evolve its healthcare brand without fragmenting the customer experience.
My Role
As single-threaded leader for the Amazon Health Services Design System, I
Defined system strategy, brand application, and token architecture
Led cross-functional partnership across UX, Brand, Engineering, and Accessibility
What I delivered
Design System v1 with base and semantic tokens for color, typography, spacing, layout, and elevation— applied across 3 brands.
A context-aware visual design framework defining primary contexts in the customer journey between Amazon retail UI and One Medical patient care.
Visual repaint of the One Medical member app, applying the new brand without requiring a complete system rewrite.
Figma libraries and system documentation adopted by product teams.
Engineering adoption of tokens across web and mobile platforms.
Impact
Unified visual language across Amazon Health Services and One Medical
Supported the largest go-to-market launch in recent org history
Aligned designs across 8 teams
Achieved 83% positive CSAT in week one post-launch
Secured funding for:
Dedicated Design Systems headcount
2 full-time system engineers
Multi-year OKRs reported to executive leadership
Established a scalable governance model now supporting multiple consumer health brands