Who is Bishrant Tandukar?

Bishrant Tandukar is a product designer from Nepal with over 11 years of experience creating intuitive digital experiences. He is currently working at Omnesoft, an ERP platform. He has designed products for millions of users across B2B, B2C, e-commerce, and SaaS domains.

What does Bishrant Tandukar specialize in?

Bishrant specializes in product design, UX design, UI design, AI design, and vibe coding. He also has expertise in branding, storytelling, motion graphics, and social media marketing. His approach combines deep user research, discovery, and people-focused design thinking.

How many years of experience does Bishrant Tandukar have?

Bishrant Tandukar has 11+ years of professional experience in product and UX design, working across startups, enterprises, and academic institutions globally.

What kind of products has Bishrant Tandukar designed?

Bishrant has designed a wide range of products including Ncell's mobile app (growing users from 1M to 1.5M), NIC Asia Bank's website (improving NPS from -17 to +2), Febris — an accessible FHIR health app for elderly patients, Metro Mates — a tactile toy for visually impaired children, and Soul Story — a GenAI and AR memory preservation app.

Is Bishrant Tandukar available for freelance or contract work?

Yes, Bishrant Tandukar is available for freelance and contract work. He can be reached at bishrant@gmail.com or through his Toptal profile at toptal.com/designers/resume/bishrant-tandukar.

Where is Bishrant Tandukar based?

Bishrant Tandukar is from Nepal and works with clients globally.

What is vibe coding and does Bishrant Tandukar do it?

Vibe coding is a creative approach to building digital products using AI-assisted tools to prototype and ship interfaces rapidly. Bishrant Tandukar actively practices vibe coding, combining his design expertise with AI tools to build functional, polished digital experiences faster.

An accessible FHIR health mobile app for elderly patients and doctors in US hospitals

Client
Febris

Product Type
FHIR Health Mobile App

Timeline
3 months [2021]

Team
Product Designer [me]
Project Manager
UI Designers
Front End Engineer
Back End Engineer
QA Specialist
Consulting Doctor

My Contribution
Information Architecture
User Research
Interaction Design
UI Design
Rapid Prototyping
Usability Testing

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Febris is a health app with an FHIR-enabled digital health wallet that streamlines communication between elderly patients, doctors, and healthcare services, ensuring secure and easy exchange of health data.

Goals of the App
( 1 )
Simplify adding medicine & insurance information for elderly
( 2 )
Make the transition from Whatsapp to Febris seamless
( 3 )
Ensure the application is compliant with WCAG AA standards

Hand holding a phone showing the Febris app. Designed by Bishrant Tandukar

Febris allows users to easily add medicine by capturing an image of the medicine box & insurance card.

The app uses OCR to help elderly users add medicine by capturing an image, automatically filling in the required fields and reducing the difficulty of manual entry. If there are any inaccuracies, users can either retake the photo or edit the details manually.

(1, Medicine Video)

Febris app showing how to add a medicine

(2, Insurance Card Flow)

Febris insurance screen with a button to take a photo of the insurance card

Febris app screen scanning a BlueCross BlueShield insurance card

Febris insurance page showing a patient's card with a dependent listed, with options to share or remove

Chat feature mimics WhatsApp to ease communication, maintain familiarity & seamless transition for doctors, case managers and elderly patients.

Febris chat list with recent messages from patients and doctors — (1, Chat List View)

Febris chat where a patient describes back pain to their doctor and sends a photo of hands on the lower back — (2, User Chat View)

Users can see online/offline status and swipe on a contact for options like:

Mark Unread: Allows doctors and case managers to mark messages as 'Unread' for later review.
Delete & Archive: Ensures HIPAA compliance by removing patient data if requested.

This page took inspiration from Apple Health or Samsung Health for a familiar user experience, as most users were on iOS.

The design prioritizes highly readable typography for improved usability. The data charts are customized to display daily, weekly, and 6-month averages, based on the interactions between doctors, case managers, and patients.

Febris workbook screen with health metrics for weight, blood pressure, blood sugar and oxygen saturation

Febris weight chart with values between 80 and 120 pounds over a week, current weight 80 pounds

Febris blood pressure chart for six months with two entries of 72 beats per minute on January 2 and 4

Conclusion

Working on Febris, a U.S.-based health app for elderly patients, doctors, and case managers, showed me how design can truly improve lives. I was proud to create features like image recognition, helping elderly users easily enter medical and insurance info, reigniting my passion for design.