Agent Workflow in Your Pocket

One-line summary
I designed a mobile hub that helps insurance agents go from client to quote to enrollment faster, with less tool switching and better compliance support.

The Problem

  • Agents had to bounce between multiple tools and kept losing their place in the workflow.

  • Tasks, notes, policies, and recent activity were scattered, so staying organized was hard.

  • Compliance added extra steps for messaging and call notes.

  • Secure sign-in needed to be fast on mobile, but still meet company standards.

The Solution

  • Unified CRM, quoting, and enrollment into one mobile workflow.

  • Built dashboards and client snapshots so agents could see what matters at a glance.

  • Made tasks, policy status, and recent activity easy to find and act on.

  • Designed compliant messaging and call documentation so it happens inside the flow.

  • Added SSO and biometric sign-in to speed up secure access.

  • Kept patterns consistent across screens to reduce confusion and training time.

My Role
Senior UI/UX Designer leading mobile UX strategy, flows, and high-fidelity UI from concept through build-ready specs.

What I Delivered

  • Information architecture for the mobile platform

  • End-to-end user flows (client, quote, enrollment, tasks, activity)

  • High-fidelity mobile UI screens for key journeys

  • Reusable component patterns for CRM, policy, and activity surfaces

  • Interaction specs and states for sign-in, dashboards, messaging, and call logging

  • Developer handoff documentation and build-ready specs

Impact

  • Integrity reported MedicareCENTER users submit 79% more applications than non-users.

  • Reduced tool switching by bringing core work into one app experience.

  • Improved day-to-day clarity with dashboards that highlight priorities and status.

  • Positive public feedback called out the simple layout and quick at-a-glance actions.

Lessons / What I’d Improve Next Time

  • Test more in real-world conditions like poor signal, one-handed use, and fast handoffs between appointments.

  • Add clearer “resume where you left off” moments for agents who get interrupted constantly.

  • Tighten the compliance moments even more so they feel automatic, not like a separate task.

Tools
Figma, FigJam, Jira, Confluence

Category:

UI/UX

Client:

Integrity Marketing

Duration:

1 year

Location:

Dallas, TX

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© 2026 MATTHEW FORD
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© 2026 MATTHEW FORD
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