'Save Our Nodes' is a patient and physician information campaign for a breast cancer surgery technique, run by Endomag.
Design objectives
Campaign identity
Update the campaign logo to a more modern and responsive design. Revitalize the color palette with more vibrant tones. Incorporate a secondary typeface. Develop a cohesive pattern to support the campaign visuals.
Print materials
Create all display graphics, pocket guide booklets, supporter badges, scrub caps and event lanyards.
Interactive experience
UI/UX design an interactive booth to engage visitors, gather data, and raise awareness, while providing opportunities to collect giveaways and free merchandise.
Interactive booth
The campaign booth featured interactive screens inviting visitors to "Pledge to Save Our Nodes," engaging them in a unique and memorable way. By making a pledge, visitors committed to learning about and potentially adopting the Delayed SLNB technique.
The UI guided users through a series of steps to complete the pledge, providing real-time feedback on the potential impact on patients and cost savings. It then requested basic contact information and offered a fun selfie capture at the end for visitors to show their support.
Another screen displayed real-time results at the event, tallying the number of pledges, total cost savings, and showcasing all the selfies collected throughout the day. This feature enhanced the interactive experience and encouraged even more participation.
Additionally, visitors had opportunities to collect giveaways and free merchandise as a reward for completing their pledge. These included other materials I designed, such as certificates, pin badges, lanyards, and scrub caps.
To view the campaign in full, visit nimlokdata.co.uk/endomag and nimlokdata.co.uk/endomag/results
The result:
One of my proudest achievements at Endomag was designing this interactive booth, which achieved a record high number of event leads. By merging digital UI/UX principles into a physical experience, I thoughtfully crafted the visitor journey through the booth, considering their experience before, during, and after the event.
Designed and prototyped in Figma and developed in close collaboration with an external developer, the pledge system is now a reusable resource for Endomag's future campaign efforts, proving to be a valuable asset.
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