Client stories in
brain change, aging and care

Real products. Real users. Real outcomes.

Designing digital products for brain change, aging, and care requires more than standard UX practices. The people using these tools are often navigating cognitive variability, emotional strain, and complex caregiving responsibilities. Small design decisions can have a meaningful impact on confidence, independence, and trust.

Our case studies highlight how we help product teams turn uncertainty into clarity. Through research, strategy, and design, we work alongside organizations to simplify complex experiences, reduce cognitive load, and create products that support older adults, caregivers, and people experiencing cognitive change.

Explore the work below to see how teams have partnered with us to build clearer, more supportive experiences.

 
Case Studies
A Digital Home for the Familial Alzheimer's Community
A Digital Home for the Familial Alzheimer's Community

See how Slide UX helped Youngtimers rebuild its website and communications platform, giving families facing familial Alzheimer's a trusted digital home.

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Giving an Ultra-Rare Disease a Credible Home on the Web
Giving an Ultra-Rare Disease a Credible Home on the Web

See how Slide UX helped Rare Remy Foundation launch a brand and website that earns trust from researchers and families alike. The new nonprofit raised $90K in seven months to accelerate research for DHX30 Syndrome, a rare genetic neurodevelopment disorder.

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Helping Families Find the Right Home for Senior Loved Ones
Helping Families Find the Right Home for Senior Loved Ones

See how Slide UX helped a national senior care referral service increase engagement by streamlining search, clarifying calls to action, and designing a mobile-friendly experience for families navigating elder care options.

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An Innovative New Marketplace for In-Home Senior Care Marketplace
An Innovative New Marketplace for In-Home Senior Care Marketplace

Discover how Slide UX redesigned the digital experience for an innovative new in-home senior care marketplace—helping families make confident, compassionate decisions through a trustworthy and user-centered mobile app.

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From Zero to Prototype in 3 Weeks: LifeFile Legacy Planning App
From Zero to Prototype in 3 Weeks: LifeFile Legacy Planning App

Discover how Slide UX partnered with LifeFile to create an emotionally intelligent, AI-powered legacy planning tool—complete with a clickable prototype and front-end codebase—in just three weeks.

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Designing an Easy-to-Use Mobile Companion App for a Brain Health Wearable
Designing an Easy-to-Use Mobile Companion App for a Brain Health Wearable

Discover how Slide UX designed a mobile companion app for a cutting-edge wearable health tech product. Learn about our UX process, user insights, and outcomes in this case study.

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If you’re building a product for older adults, caregivers, or people experiencing cognitive change, we’d love to hear about what you’re working on.

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Insider guidance for better user experiences in AgeTech

 

These free resources are meant to help leaders in brain change, aging and care deliver better digital products and services.

21-Day Email Course

What Product Leaders in AgeTech Need to Know about User Experience

Through a series of small daily lessons, learn essentials of UX design for digital experiences in aging, brain health, and care.

9-Chapters, Easy Read

Your Guide to High-Impact User Experience Research in AgeTech and Care

Learn how research can improve safety, satisfaction, and adoption for older adults and those living with brain change without breaking the project budget.

13-Page PDF Guide

The Comprehensive UX Audit Checklist for AgeTech

This evidence-based scorecard offers standards for physical and visual aspects of the project, cognitive burden, intuitiveness, emotional impact, care, trust & safety, and more.

Latest episodes from our Designing for Dignity podcast

Designing for Dignity
Designing for Caregivers: Finding the Real Human Stories with Nicole Will of Will Gather
Designing for Caregivers: Finding the Real Human Stories with Nicole Will of Will Gather

What does it take to truly understand the people you are designing for in aging and care? In this episode of Designing for Dignity, Erin Young speaks with Nicole Will, founder of Will Gather, a platform and podcast at the intersection of aging, caregiving, and AgeTech. Nicole shares her journey from family caregiver at age 15 to gerontologist, registered nursing assistant, and AgeTech advisor with over 240 podcast episodes.

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Designing Low-Friction Cognitive Health Tools Based on Voice and Sound with Kara Uchtman of Vibes AI
Designing Low-Friction Cognitive Health Tools Based on Voice and Sound with Kara Uchtman of Vibes AI

What if your voice could reveal what is happening in your brain years before any symptoms appear? In this episode of Designing for Dignity, Erin Young sits down with Kara Uchtman, Clinical Research Officer at Vibes AI, a company building low-friction cognitive health tools based on voice and sound. They explore early cognitive detection, the ethics of longitudinal voice data, and what it truly means to design for dignity in brain health.

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Connecting Generations through VR Gaming with David Wyatt of Mighty Coconut
Connecting Generations through VR Gaming with David Wyatt of Mighty Coconut

What happens when virtual reality becomes a bridge between generations? In this episode of Designing for Dignity, host Erin Young talks with David Wyatt, Head of Communications and Business Strategy at Mighty Coconut, about how the hit VR game Walkabout Mini Golf unexpectedly became a favorite among older players. They explore how VR, aging, and accessibility intersect, and what game designers can learn from older adults who are embracing play in digital spaces.

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