REAL System is an FDA-cleared rehabilitation technology that uses virtual reality for therapeutic and wellness experiences. It combines customizable sessions, objective progress tracking, and a growing library of immersive games.
As senior designer, I helped communicate the system across digital and physical touchpoints, connecting responsive websites and support portals with game identities, marketing materials, and event experiences. I also art directed multichannel materials, including PowerPoint presentations, and created an ISO-compliant user manual.
Owned end to end, from architecture to UAT.
- FDA-cleared site
- WordPress + Salesforce
- Support & Storefront portals
A 240° video wall that showed VR therapy without a headset.
Working with UX designers and software engineers, I led ideation, defined the site architecture, created wireframes, and designed responsive web and mobile UI. I owned the website from architecture through UAT and deployment on WordPress and Salesforce.
For the Support and Storefront portals, I partnered with IT, owned the design and user experience, and coded the storefront in HTML/CSS within Salesforce Community Cloud.
Behind the screens: architecture and early wireframes
I defined the site architecture and created wireframes before developing the website UI. These original artifacts show the relationship between the public website and authenticated Salesforce portals.
Additional website and portal screens
I designed the REAL Experiences pages for desktop and mobile, bringing video testimonials into the website.
The layouts connect a browsable story library with individual clinician experiences, making room for the people behind the product.
See the original testimonial wireframes and page variations
I partnered with the game development team to create logos and visual identities for interactive activities.
These images show the therapy environments in context: a playful world with a therapeutic purpose.
At the APTA conference, 20 working headset stations served an event with 18,000+ attendees. The challenge was helping visitors understand VR therapy even when they could not try a headset.
I art directed and storyboarded a 240° VR video wall that wrapped around the booth, showing therapy environments at room scale. I then worked with Sales to follow up on the warm leads it drew.
- Demo stations
- 20
- Conference attendees
- 18,000+
- Qualified leads
- 1,100+
- Recorded testimonials
- 50+
“Emily was instrumental in shaping a user-centric, product-forward digital experience, collaborating seamlessly with Marketing, IT, game designers, and other cross-functional teams to bring everything together. She consistently approaches her work with thoughtfulness, creativity, and a deep understanding of both the product and the user journey. Even under aggressive timelines, Emily delivers high-quality work with professionalism and care.”