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How Fuselab works

• The strategists and designers who present the work lead the engagement through handoff.
• Senior practitioners work directly with clients rather than passing projects to junior teams.
• The team maps data hierarchies and permission models before designing screens.
• Engagements conclude with a Figma design system that the client's team can extend.
• The agency designs for the data layer and operational conditions, not only the visual presentation.

Healthcare is Fuselab's deepest practice. Its healthcare work includes HIPAA-compliant clinical tools, patient platforms, and health-data systems aligned with HL7/FHIR and WCAG 2.1 AA requirements. Other industry experience includes AI and machine learning, finance and fintech, government, transportation, manufacturing and warehousing, ecommerce and retail, real estate, travel, biotech, and non-profit work.

Selected experience

Fuselab has delivered products or design work for organizations including NASA, Fiserv, Uber, the National Institutes of Health, Mozilla, Geotab, Nike, ReferralMD, and the California Department of Health Care Services.

The agency reports 56 prototypes built, 27+ design systems delivered, a Clutch rating of 5.0 out of 5, 15 verified reviews, and 100% of clients recommending it.

Core services

• UI/UX design: User experience and interface design for digital products and websites.
• Interface design: Visual and interactive elements that support clear, efficient user interactions.
• UX consulting: Stakeholder and user interviews, product audits, documented goals, recommendations, and initial wireframes.
• Digital product design: End-to-end information architecture, user flows, market understanding, data visualization, and product design for SaaS, mobile apps, and web applications.
• Data visualization: Visual representations of complex datasets designed around the relationships, update frequency, and decisions that matter to users.
• Dashboard design: Operational dashboards designed around permission models, filter logic, incomplete or delayed live data, and clear next actions.
• AI interface design: Interfaces for agent dashboards, real-time data surfaces, decision-support tools, multimodal input, AI chat, and AI workflows.
• Design systems: Figma-based systems and implementation specifications for consistent product development.
• Development: Front-end development and API integration may be included so designs ship as specified.

Fuselab also offers specialized work in map visualization, simulation UI, digital twins, human-machine interfaces, healthcare data visualization, voice user interfaces, SaaS design, and mobile app design.

Phone: +1 (540) 360-1024

New projects begin with a discovery call to discuss the project, data, and constraints.

Lists McLean as a location. Names California, Virginia, and Washington as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Project process

1. Discovery: The team defines business outcomes, research questions, data, user roles, and compliance constraints. Discovery typically takes two to four weeks.
2. Prototyping and testing: Several design directions are developed for user testing, followed by two-week prototype and testing cycles.
3. Iteration: Designs are refined against validated goals.
4. Handoff: The engagement typically produces Figma design systems and engineering-ready specifications. Development and API integration may also be included when appropriate.

A confirmed timeline is included in every proposal. New projects typically begin within two weeks after a proposal is signed.

Fuselab works with both startups and enterprise teams. Startups may begin with an MVP or investor-ready prototype, while enterprise and regulated-industry clients may need dashboards or interfaces that integrate with existing systems and meet compliance requirements. Every engagement is led by a senior strategist and designer from the first call through handoff.

Government work is designed around Section 508, WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards, federal plain-language guidelines, legacy-system integration, and multi-stakeholder approval cycles. Deliverables include implementation specifications and documentation that program, legal, and technical stakeholders can review without design expertise.

Government design process

1. Research: Use cases, site maps, low-fidelity wireframes, requirements gathering, and agency goals.
2. Creation: User flows, high-fidelity wireframes, clickable prototypes, UI design, and user testing.
3. Finalizing: Design-system delivery, development handoff, bug-fixing support, final user testing, and publication.

Fuselab can provide the complete project lifecycle, including research, UI/UX design, development, and deployment, or deliver design and handoff documentation for an agency's own development team.

Government experience

Clients and projects include the National Institutes of Health, the California Department of Health Care Services, CRISP, and ORIP. The DHCS engagement includes data-visualization dashboards covering long-term-support services and supports beneficiary data across California counties, with filters for factors such as ethnicity, language, age group, and delivery system.