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Royal Flying Doctors Service
UX/UI & Accessible Design
Role: Designer & Developer at Limitless Devs
Year: 2025
Designed the website architecture and UX for the Royal Flying Doctor Service’s regional clinic rollout, starting with the Goldfields Health Centre as the flagship location and foundation for future sites.
Note: I was responsible for the design and UX of this project. The live site may differ due to development and ongoing updates.
1
The Challenge
RFDS had no established digital system for their regional clinics.
They needed a scalable website experience that aligned with the broader RFDS brand while still feeling relevant and accessible to local communities.

2
Research
I conducted an on-site discovery workshop with RFDS stakeholders to understand operational needs, patient demographics, and long-term rollout strategy.
Insights from the workshop directly informed the UX and information architecture, particularly the need for a scalable system that could support multiple clinic locations, evolving services, and integration with existing tools like HotDoc.
Considerations around community, accessibility, and cultural inclusivity were central to shaping the experience.
Primary: Regional and remote patients seeking GP services
Secondary: First-time patients unfamiliar with RFDS clinic offerings
Needs
Quickly access information and book appointments
Pain points
Varying levels of digital confidence, accessibility barriers, unclear healthcare pathways
User need: Easily understand services and how to access care
End goal: Book an appointment with minimal friction
To support patient needs, I designed a clear, task-focused journey that answers key questions:
What services are available?
|
Is this clinic right for me?
|
How do I book an appointment?
The user journey has uninterrupted access to the HotDoc booking system, allowing users to book appointments without confusion or disruption.
3
The Solution
Designed a scalable system that supports multiple clinic locations, evolving services, and ongoing content management by internal teams
Created a clear, accessible experience that reduces friction and supports a diverse range of users.
4
Impact & Outcomes
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©2026 Sandz Studio
Back To Home
Royal Flying Doctors Service
UX/UI & Accessible Design
Role: Designer & Developer at Limitless Devs
Year: 2025
Designed the website architecture and UX for the Royal Flying Doctor Service’s regional clinic rollout, starting with the Goldfields Health Centre as the flagship location and foundation for future sites.
Note: I was responsible for the design and UX of this project. The live site may differ due to development and ongoing updates.
1
The Challenge
RFDS had no established digital system for their regional clinics.
They needed a scalable website experience that aligned with the broader RFDS brand while still feeling relevant and accessible to local communities.

2
Research
I conducted an on-site discovery workshop with RFDS stakeholders to understand operational needs, patient demographics, and long-term rollout strategy.
Insights from the workshop directly informed the UX and information architecture, particularly the need for a scalable system that could support multiple clinic locations, evolving services, and integration with existing tools like HotDoc.
Considerations around community, accessibility, and cultural inclusivity were central to shaping the experience.
Primary: Regional and remote patients seeking GP services
Secondary: First-time patients unfamiliar with RFDS clinic offerings
Needs
Quickly access information and book appointments
Pain points
Varying levels of digital confidence, accessibility barriers, unclear healthcare pathways
User need: Easily understand services and how to access care
End goal: Book an appointment with minimal friction
To support patient needs, I designed a clear, task-focused journey that answers key questions:
What services are available?
|
Is this clinic right for me?
|
How do I book an appointment?
The user journey has uninterrupted access to the HotDoc booking system, allowing users to book appointments without confusion or disruption.
3
The Solution
Designed a scalable system that supports multiple clinic locations, evolving services, and ongoing content management by internal teams
Created a clear, accessible experience that reduces friction and supports a diverse range of users.
4
Impact & Outcomes
Next Case Study
©2026 Sandz Studio
Back To Home
Royal Flying Doctors Service
UX/UI & Accessible Design
Role: Designer & Developer at Limitless Devs
Year: 2025
Designed the website architecture and UX for the Royal Flying Doctor Service’s regional clinic rollout, starting with the Goldfields Health Centre as the flagship location and foundation for future sites.
Note: I was responsible for the design and UX of this project. The live site may differ due to development and ongoing updates.
1
The Challenge
RFDS had no established digital system for their regional clinics.
They needed a scalable website experience that aligned with the broader RFDS brand while still feeling relevant and accessible to local communities.

2
Research
I conducted an on-site discovery workshop with RFDS stakeholders to understand operational needs, patient demographics, and long-term rollout strategy.
Insights from the workshop directly informed the UX and information architecture, particularly the need for a scalable system that could support multiple clinic locations, evolving services, and integration with existing tools like HotDoc.
Considerations around community, accessibility, and cultural inclusivity were central to shaping the experience.
Primary: Regional and remote patients seeking GP services
Secondary: First-time patients unfamiliar with RFDS clinic offerings
Needs
Quickly access information and book appointments
Pain points
Varying levels of digital confidence, accessibility barriers, unclear healthcare pathways
User need: Easily understand services and how to access care
End goal: Book an appointment with minimal friction
To support patient needs, I designed a clear, task-focused journey that answers key questions:
What services are available?
|
Is this clinic right for me?
|
How do I book an appointment?
The user journey has uninterrupted access to the HotDoc booking system, allowing users to book appointments without confusion or disruption.
3
The Solution
Designed a scalable system that supports multiple clinic locations, evolving services, and ongoing content management by internal teams
Created a clear, accessible experience that reduces friction and supports a diverse range of users.
4
Impact & Outcomes
Next Case Study
©2026 Sandz Studio