Prototyping the first digital Antibiotic Guide with Johns Hopkins Medical

VERTICAL public healthstrategy
Written By jane beck
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rayogram collaborated with Johns Hopkins University to create a prototype of their Antibiotics Guide — a premiere, interactive, Web-based tool for the diagnosis and treatment of infectious disease.

Today, the Antibiotics Guide is designed for use by physicians in hospitals and clinics. The site was prototyped to give Doctors quick access to information about specific antibiotic treatments and drug interactions across a variety of conditions. rayogram designed the prototype providing:

  • Unique UX/UI design solutions to encompass news, features, site info, sponsor info, expert Q&As as well as links to other Johns Hopkins sites

  • Distributed content management solution for submission of feature articles and current news highlights, including monthly archive

  • User registration and demographic information gathering

  • Quick online access to antibiotic information

jane beck
We're rayogram, a cross-disciplinary studio whose creative strategies leave an impression.We build brands, launch publications, and create great digital user-experiences.
http://www.rayogram.com
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