Leave Guru: Mobile App and Web Site

UX and visual design for Leave Guru's medical absence management platform — the mobile app for patients and partners, and the marketing site that drives downloads and trust.

Client: Leave Guru

Role: UX/UI design — mobile app and web

TL;DR

I designed UX and visual experiences for Leave Guru’s medical absence management platform: the mobile app that lets patients and family members submit and track leave requests, and the marketing website that explains the product and drives app downloads.

Scope

Leave Guru needed a cohesive experience across mobile and web:

Mobile app — Intuitive flows for selecting the correct forms (patient vs. partner), submitting requests, and tracking status (forms completed, under review, fax in progress, completed).
Web site — Clear messaging (“We Make Leave a Breeze”), feature highlights (effortless form submission, swift processing, HIPAA-compliant security), and a strong call-to-action to download the app.

Both had to feel like one brand: professional, calm, and trustworthy for a healthcare context.

Mobile app

The app guides users through role selection (patient vs. partner), form completion, and status tracking. Key screens included leave request lists with clear status indicators, a “Select Form” step with simple role cards, and completion states that reinforce confidence. The goal was to make FMLA and disability paperwork feel manageable instead of overwhelming.

Three mobile screens: Leave Requests list, Select Form (patient/partner), and completed request with status

Web site

The marketing site introduced the product with a hero section, welcome copy, and feature blocks (effortless submission, swift processing, confidentiality and security, patient-centric experience). A “Get Started” section with app download CTA and a consistent footer tied the experience together and supported the mobile launch.

Full Leave Guru website: hero, features, Get Started, and footer

Tagged: UX/UI, Mobile, Web App