CRYOPDP (part of DHL Health Logistics)
CRYOPDP is a global leader in temperature-controlled logistics for healthcare and life sciences. The project — later known as Atlas Path — was created to improve shipment visibility, delivery validation, and operational coordination through a blockchain-backed logistics platform.
My Responsibilities
Deliverables
Supply Chain & Healthcare Logistics
Industry
2024
Year
Desktop Platform, Mobile App
Type of Work
SAP Award for Digital Transformation (Software) — 2025 Supply Chain Excellence Awards

// Overview
CRYOPDP, part of DHL Health Logistics, is a global leader in temperature-controlled logistics for healthcare and life sciences. The project — later known as Atlas Path — was created to improve shipment visibility, delivery validation, and operational coordination through a blockchain-backed logistics platform.
My role focused on designing the complete user experience across three platforms: a desktop admin platform for logistics operators, a mobile app for truck drivers and field agents, and a redesigned order summary interface integrated into an existing enterprise system.
// The Challenge
Healthcare logistics involves highly sensitive, time-critical shipments where compliance, traceability, and operational accuracy are essential. The main UX challenge was simplifying complex logistics workflows into intuitive interfaces that supported real-world operational needs.
Operators needed instant access to tracking, alerts, and shipment conditions across global networks.
Dense, poorly organised data was slowing down critical logistics decisions under time pressure.
Proof of delivery and documentation had to be captured reliably without adding friction.
Field agents worked in fast-paced environments and needed minimal-interaction access to critical info.
Complex logistics data had to be presented through clear hierarchy and modular layouts.
The system verified shipments via blockchain without exposing any technical complexity to users.
// Platform 01
The desktop platform was designed for logistics administrators and operational teams responsible for monitoring and coordinating shipments globally.
Key Features
Core User Flows
UX Approach
The UX focused on reducing information overload through clear visual hierarchy, modular layouts, simplified data organisation, action-oriented dashboards, and consistent status indicators.
Shipment tracking screens were redesigned to improve visibility into delivery progress, package information, alerts, and associated documentation — all within a single coherent view.

Desktop Admin Platform — Login screen

Desktop Admin Platform — Overview dashboard

Desktop Admin Platform — Shipments list and map view

Desktop Admin Platform — Shipments list and filters view

Desktop Admin Platform — Shipments details

Desktop Admin Platform — Shipments actions

Desktop Admin Platform — Trackers

Desktop Admin Platform — Alerts

Desktop Admin Platform — Fleet Management

Desktop Admin Platform — User settings details

Desktop Admin Platform — Users management
// Platform 02
The mobile app was created for drivers managing time-sensitive healthcare deliveries. The experience prioritised simplicity, speed, readability, and minimal interaction friction.
Core Driver Flows
Interface Principles
Design Goal
The goal was to help drivers access critical information quickly while working in fast-paced operational environments. Every screen was optimised for one-handed use, high contrast readability in varying light conditions, and rapid task completion without unnecessary steps.

Mobile Driver App — Login and recover password

Mobile Driver App — Shipments

Mobile Driver App — Shipment QR code scan

Mobile Driver App — Collect and delivery multiple shipments

Mobile Driver App — Notifications

Mobile Driver App — Settings

Mobile Driver App — Generic screens
// Platform 03
An additional part of the project focused on redesigning an existing internal order summary interface. The original layout contained excessive scrolling, dense information, and poor hierarchy.
Redesign Focus
The Result
The new layout allowed users to access the most important shipment and financial information within a single visible screen. Information was grouped by relevance, with critical data surfaced at the top and supporting details collapsible.
This reduced the cognitive burden on operators who previously had to scroll through dense tables to find key figures.

Before — Legacy Order Summary

After — Enterprise Dashboard — Order Summary Redesign
// Outcome
The final platform improved operational visibility and simplified complex logistics workflows across desktop and mobile environments. The project was later recognised with the SAP Award for Digital Transformation (Software) at the 2025 Supply Chain Excellence Awards.
Faster access
to operational data across all platforms
Improved
shipment visibility for logistics teams
Reduced
cognitive load for operators and drivers
Simplified
workflows for field agents on mobile
Better
organisation of enterprise information
Increased
operational efficiency globally
SAP Award for Digital Transformation (Software)
2025 Supply Chain Excellence Awards — Recognising the Atlas Path platform's innovation in blockchain-backed healthcare logistics.
// Reflection
This project demonstrated how UX design can simplify highly complex enterprise systems within regulated industries.
Designing for healthcare logistics meant balancing strict compliance requirements with the need for speed and clarity. Every decision — from information architecture to micro-interactions — was grounded in the real-world context of operators and drivers who cannot afford to waste seconds. The recognition at the Supply Chain Excellence Awards validated the approach, but the true measure of success was seeing teams adopt the platform with minimal training and immediately gain operational clarity they did not have before.