Pepperplane is a health tech UX design agency. We design clinical tools that hold up under real-world time pressure, from research platforms to the workflows clinicians use between patients.


Results, histories and measurements arrive dense and arrive fast. The work is hierarchy: what a clinician needs in two seconds, what they need on request, and what should never compete for attention.
A flow that works in a demo fails on a ward with one hand free and an interruption every few minutes. We design for the conditions your users actually work in, not the conditions we can control.
Clinicians and researchers abandon anything that costs them time against the spreadsheet or paper process they already trust. Speed is not a nice-to-have, it is the adoption strategy.
Clinicians, researchers, administrators and participants often share one platform with very different goals. Designing for the average serves nobody. We design each role's path deliberately, then make sure the paths connect.

Digitized workflow platform streamlining onboarding for clinical research interventions.

Contextual research with clinicians and researchers, designed around their availability. Short sessions, observed work, and findings your product team can act on.

We structure clinical data so the critical reading happens first. Hierarchy, defaults and progressive disclosure that reflect how the work is actually done.

Interfaces built for dense data, accessibility standards and the devices your users have in front of them, including shared and older hardware.

We design for the people who use health tech under pressure: clinicians, researchers and study participants. Every decision is tested against how the work actually happens, not how it looks in a demo.
We plan research around clinical schedules, so findings come from the people who will actually use the product.
Dashboards and analytics that make complex study and patient information readable at a glance.
You work directly with experienced designers who understand the stakes in your industry. No account managers, just direct collaboration.
We are a globally distributed team, which means we work across your hours rather than asking you to work across ours.
We start with a free UX assessment of what you already have. You get a clear read on where your product loses people, whether or not you work with us.
Research, journey mapping and a scope we both agree on. No work begins until the problem is named and the outcome is measurable.
UI, prototypes and iteration with your team in the room. You see the work as it develops rather than at a reveal.
Handover with a documented design system, and we stay reachable through build so questions get answered while they still matter.

With Pepperplane as your partner, you ship health tech that clinicians and researchers actually adopt:
Tools that save clinicians time from the first use, so they choose your product over the old process.
Dense clinical and study information structured so the critical reading happens in seconds.
Findings from real users in real conditions, turned into clear product decisions.
Interfaces designed to accessibility standards, with contrast and error prevention treated as safety requirements.
Don’t just take our word for it, read what our partners have to say about working with us.
Yes. We have designed products used by clinicians and researchers. That work taught us
to design around clinical time pressure rather than assume it away.
Yes. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA. In clinical settings accessibility is also a safety question,
so contrast, target sizes and error prevention are treated as functional requirements
rather than compliance boxes.
We work with privacy regulations such as HIPAA, POPIA and GDPR in mind throughout the
engagement. We set up research so we see as little identifiable patient data as possible,
and we use anonymised or synthetic records in prototypes.
When the resistance comes from the tool costing them time, yes. We benchmark the new
workflow against the one they already trust, including paper and spreadsheets, and keep
designing until it is faster for the tasks they do most. Speed drives adoption far more
reliably than training does.
Start with a free UX assessment of your health tech product. You will get a clear view of what is costing you users, with no obligation to go further.