Stanford Health Care Search Experience

As part of a full rebuild of the Stanford Health Care web experience, I designed a search system intended to replace the disparate lookup flows scattered across the existing site. The strategy centered on a single search shell that flexes across entity types, providers, locations, conditions, etc., with a local navigation at the top of the shell that lets users switch between entities without leaving the search context. The shell holds a consistent input and filter model, while the underlying schema for each entity determines how the result card flexes, adapting to the unique requirements of each entity. The result is a search experience that reads as one product, and a pattern that scales to new entity types as the rebuild continues without another round of design.