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Osage Nation

A member portal, and the system that lets it keep growing

Service DesignDesign System
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Osage Nation members needed energy assistance, crisis support, and membership services, but the path to each was fragmented and slow hardest to navigate exactly when a member was already in crisis.

myOsage brings those services into one member portal, backed by a design system so the Nation can keep adding programs without rebuilding the experience each time. I led the service design and the system underneath it — simplifying intake, reducing barriers, and making critical help reachable when it's needed most.

Role

I led the service design and design-system work — mapping member journeys across programs and building the components and patterns that keep the portal consistent as it grows.

Walkthrough

A closer look, screen by screen.

01 / 05

Members reach for these services on some of the hardest days of their lives, and the old path to them was fragmented and slow — exactly when speed and clarity matter most. The design started from the moment of need, not the org chart of programs behind it.

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myOsage brings crisis, energy, and membership services into a single member portal, so a member has one place to find help and see where they stand.

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Crisis intake is the heart of it. A daunting application is broken into clear steps — Getting Started, Applicant Information, Supporting Documents, Review & Submit — and a Documents You'll Need panel tells members exactly what to gather up front, so people aren't sent back to the start partway through.

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Each member gets a clear account view to track an application's status — draft, submitted, processing, approved — so the process doesn't go dark after they hit submit.

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Underneath sits a design system — color, type, components, and patterns anchored in the Nation's own identity — so new programs can launch on a consistent, accessible foundation without rebuilding the experience each time.

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What shipped

  • Unified crisis, energy, and membership services into a single myOsage portal.

  • Designed crisis-assistance intake as a guided, step-by-step flow built for high-stress moments.

  • Built a design system so new programs launch on a consistent, accessible foundation.

  • Gave members a clear account view to track every application's status.

Selected decisions

  1. 01

    Designed a guided application wizard — Getting Started, Applicant Information, Supporting Documents, Review & Submit — that breaks a daunting form into clear steps.

  2. 02

    Told members exactly what to gather up front with a Documents You'll Need panel, so people aren't sent back to the start mid-application.

  3. 03

    Gave each member a dashboard with live application status — draft, submitted, processing, approved.

  4. 04

    Anchored the system in the Nation's identity for a portal that feels official and trustworthy.