Port of Leith Housing Association
Website design + Web development + Digital + more
Innovative Healthcare Delivery Programme
Embedded in the Usher Institute at the University of Edinburgh, the Innovative Healthcare Delivery Programme (IHDP) aims to change the way data and analytics are used to drive improvement in health outcomes.
They achieve this by developing relationships between the NHS, industry, academia and the third sector.
Project services
The Brief
After working on a series of infographics, we were commissioned to create a website and bespoke iconography to make their toolkit widely accessible. This resource aims to apply IHDP’s approach to improving cancer intelligence in other clinical areas.
A B2M organisation the website was required to appeal to a broad range of audience from the general public to clinicians and academics.
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The Creative Outcome
User experience (UX) was central to the success of this project. We created an intuitive website with a clear navigation structure and call to actions to allow visitors to find what they are looking for quickly and easily.
The contemporary website design utilises a vibrant colour palette and molecular pattern, giving the brand a distinctive look and feel. This pattern we created acts as a nod to academia, conveys ‘the connecting of data’ and adds depth to the brand. We opted for a modern typeface to ensure legibility, whilst typographic hierarchy presents the content in an easily digestible way.
Housed in different coloured circles, the clean, linear icons make the toolkit approachable and engaging by breaking up large quantities of text and highlighting key information.
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“It was a pleasure to work with Firefly on our branding, report templates and new website. We chose to work with them because they took time to understand us at the start of the process and that approach was apparent in all of the high-quality work they produced.”
Graeme Blackett
Director
BiGGAR Economics