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Dennis Lenard

CEO von Creative Navy - Medical UX/UI

Dennis Lenard is the Managing Partner at Creative Navy, a design agency specializing in UX/UI design for medical technology and embedded graphical user interfaces (GUIs). With over 15 years of experience in the field, he has worked on a diverse range of projects, including systems for radiation therapy, satellite mission control, and minimally invasive medical devices.12

Background and Education

  • Education:
    • Bachelor of Applied Science in Cognitive Science from Ghent University (2006-2009)
    • Bachelor of Law from Maastricht University (2009-2012)
    • Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship from Maastricht University (2011-2012)

Professional Experience

  • Creative Navy: Since 2009, he has been leading the agency in providing UX design services tailored to the medical sector and complex software applications.1
  • Lecturer: Dennis also contributes to academia as a lecturer on UX design at King's College London since 2022.12

Current Projects

He is currently developing an AI tool aimed at measuring visual complexity in user interfaces, further enhancing his contributions to the field of UX design.1

Through his work at Creative Navy, Dennis Lenard emphasizes an evidence-based approach to user experience, making significant strides in the medtech industry.34

Highlights

Mar 20 · linkedin

Take a look at the interface below. Notice anything wrong?

Well, in all fairness there are many things that could do with some improvement but the main idea is that a medical device should not base its navigation on buttons with uncommon icons.

The icons used for this interface are very specific but not explicit at all. A new user would not be able to understand the interface without trial and error - in Medtech, this is not acceptable.

Take this for example:

A technician used to a different dialysis machine will not be able to operate this one intuitively, meaning that training will be needed.

#medtech #uxdesign #uidesign

Jan 22 · linkedin

In electrosurgery, it's essential for doctors to dissect soft tissue with precision and speed, and control bleeding. We've designed an HMI that enables doctors to connect and control a large set of electrosurgery tools. Minute adjustments in the way a tool works can be done via touch interactions. Touch target sizes are especially important for such use cases. A wrong press can make the difference between life and death for a patient.

#uxdesign #uidesign #medtech

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Location

Berlin, Berlin, Germany