Matt Barbelli

Case study · BreastScreen Victoria

Login journey redesign

BreastScreen Victoria offers free screening every two years to women aged 40 and over. My BreastScreen is where they log in to book, manage and track those appointments. We redesigned the login journey so anyone eligible can find their way in, not only those who already hold an invitation.

Client
BreastScreen Victoria
Deliverables
UX research
User flows
Wireframes
UI design
Design system
Device prototypes

Login used to be invite only. If you hadn’t received a letter, there was no clear way to create an account, check whether you were eligible, or trust that a health service was asking for the right details.

We split the journey at the first screen. Returning users log straight in. New users are guided through eligibility before they are ever asked to create an account. Plain language, calm hierarchy, and BreastScreen’s pink kept for moments that matter.

From research and flows to wireframes, UI, a component kit and device prototypes, every screen was tested against one question: does she know what happens next?

My BreastScreen sign in screen
BreastScreen brand colour palette
Primary, secondary, Apple and Google buttons
Login journey user flow
Create account screen
Eligibility check screen
Contact details screen
Login wireframe
Eligibility wireframe
Sign in screen on a phone
Login, create account and eligibility screens on phones
BreastScreen brand colour palette
Primary, secondary, Apple and Google buttons
Login journey user flow
Login wireframe and finished screen
Create account wireframe and finished screen
Eligibility wireframe and finished screen
Contact details wireframe and finished screen