The challenge was building an entirely new telehealth brand, intake system, and customer experience — on a tight timeline.
Creating the brand identity for Mr. RX from scratch.
Designing the intake flows for prescriptions and user onboarding.
Implementing design systems that allowed fast iteration and scaling.
Ensuring Mr. RX could function as a stand-alone telehealth brand while leveraging shared systems from SkinnyRx.
As the Senior UX Designer, I was responsible for:
While SkinnyRx was gaining traction, the team sought to expand into new demographics with a faster, more flexible brand: Mr. RX. Unlike SkinnyRx, which was polished and broad-reaching, Mr. RX needed to be launched quickly, tested in-market, and iterated based on real-world demand.
Result
Action
Successfully launched Mr. RX as a stand-alone telehealth brand in a matter of days.
Demonstrated the ability to rapidly test and scale new brands in a competitive, regulated space.
Created reusable systems that became the backbone for Avocado, enabling brand replication and resale.
Mr. RX remains an active telehealth brand serving customers.
Built a complete brand package (logo, visuals, guidelines) under tight deadlines.
Designed and implemented intake flows mirroring SkinnyRx’s structure but tailored to a new demographic.
Integrated design systems that enabled the brand to scale without redesigning core elements.
Supported the creation of Avocado — a meta-service that allowed entrepreneurs to spin up their own RX companies with sourced doctors, prescriptions, and fulfillment.
I led the full UX design of the platform:
Reinforces your system thinking: not just one brand, but frameworks that enable new business creation