From complex challenges to meaningful progress.

Observed: Some form fields and interface elements overlapped or behaved inconsistently during the application journey.

Method: Compared mobile browsers and laptop behavior; captured visual evidence and documented reproduction context.

Potential risks: Candidate frustration, inaccurate data entry, and application abandonment. These impacts were not measured.

Recommendations: Responsive testing, form validation review, and improved application-status feedback.

Disclosure: Independent applicant observation, not commissioned by or affiliated with New Murabba. Detailed evidence is shared privately where appropriate.

Scope: Workstation and application readiness, system configuration, issue investigation, monitoring, and communication with technical teams and hospital departments.

Business context: Reliable technology availability is essential to clinical and administrative workflows.

Transferable strengths: Stakeholder coordination, prioritization, documentation, operational risk awareness, and structured problem-solving.

No confidential systems data, patient information, or internal metrics are disclosed.

Users: Clients, artists, and administrators, with distinct experiences and responsibilities.

Approach: Requirements definition, user journeys, interface prototyping, database-backed functionality, and implementation.

Capabilities: Marketplace and event features, artist submissions, administrative review, and notifications.

Worked across software requirements documentation (SRS), UI/UX, development, and delivery activities, building practical experience in connecting user requirements with functional solutions.

Explored automated space detection and visual information processing. Presented as a prototype, not a deployed commercial system.

Design-oriented work that demonstrates the ability to visualize a user journey before implementation.