Zoozy
Transforming a medical procedure
into a high-trust Web experience.
Role Researcher, UX UI, Product Designer
Timeline 2024
Role Researcher, UX UI, Product Designer
Timeline 2024
Orthodontics is traditionally associated with three main friction points: high costs, visible metal, and time-consuming clinic visits. Zoozy entered the Israeli market with an FDI-approved transparent aligner, but they needed a digital platform that felt as “invisible” and effortless as the product itself.
Simplify the Entry: Take a daunting medical consultation and move it to a 5-minute online checkup.
Build Trust through Design: Use a clean, modern aesthetic to reassure users of medical quality without the “scary” clinical feel.
Conversion-First UX: Funnel diverse audiences—from young adults to successful professionals—into a single, seamless purchase path.
My audit of international competitors showed a trend of “childish” or overly loud designs. For Zoozy, I pivoted toward a “Clean & Happy” aesthetic.
Target Audience: Modern professionals who want to improve their look discreetly.
The Visual Strategy: I utilized a minimal dual-color illustration style. This kept the UI uncluttered and ensured the focus remained on the “ease of use” and the happy results shown in the hero photography.
As the lead designer, I developed a focused 7-template design system. This allowed us to keep a consistent look across the diagnostic flow and the e-commerce shop, ensuring the user never felt like they were leaving the trusted “Zoozy” environment.
To eliminate “form fatigue,” I designed a linear questionnaire where every answer is supported by a custom, dual-color illustration. By using icons instead of medical jargon, we helped users self-diagnose their needs (like crowding or spacing) in a way that felt like a fun quiz rather than a medical exam.
By focusing on a “Home-Based” process and a clean, illustrated hierarchy, Zoozy successfully introduced a niche product to a new market. We turned a complex orthodontic procedure into a lifestyle “must-have,” making professional dental care accessible, undetectable, and—most importantly—easy to start.




