Simplifying disease testing and reporting for under-resourced sites
A free tool that makes it easy for non-traditional and under-resourced facilities to record and report diagnostic test results to public health departments.
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Maya Benari
Product Designer
8 projects
Modernizing equipment feedback loops
A secure feedback-to-action loop that helps the U.S. Air Force turn personal protective equipment feedback into coordinated action.
Expanding access to telehealth information during COVID-19
A plain-language public website launched during the COVID-19 emergency to help providers and patients understand, access, and use telehealth.
Redesigning how the Air Force accesses fitness reports
A redesigned interface for accessing fitness reports, improving one of the most frustrating user experiences for over 500,000 airmen.
Transforming how the Air Force builds software
An internal software factory that gives the U.S. Air Force a new model for building user-centered software and empowering airmen product teams.
Giving Air Force teams a common design language
Two design systems — Carbon Forge and Material Atlas — that give Air Force product teams reusable, accessible components for shipping higher-quality web and mobile applications.
Growing Air Force personnel into skilled technology practitioners
An embedded enablement model that grew Air Force personnel into skilled designers, product managers, and engineers — through real delivery, not classroom training.
Reinventing the traditional military information portal
A modern portal giving the U.S. Space Force one place to share announcements, resources, and day-to-day tools with more than 15,000 Guardians.