June 04, 2022
A website designed for patients diagnosed with liver cancer
One Liver to Love is an educational website designed to provide resources and support services to patients diagnosed with liver cancer. The site offers tips on how to live healthy with the disease as well as links to advocacy groups and other organizations to guide patients on their journey.
This project was a collaborative effort between Harrison and Star, the agency where I worked, and my client Eisai, along with patient advocacy groups Blue Faery and the Global Liver Institute (GLI).
MY ROLE
SERVICES
INDUSTRY
B2B
Healthcare
DURATION
12 Months
PLATFORMS
Hive
Veeva
Adobe Photoshop
Figma
Adobe Acrobat Reader
MY ROLE
SERVICES
INDUSTRY
B2B
Healthcare
DURATION
12 Months
PLATFORMS
Hive
Veeva
Adobe Photoshop
Figma
Adobe Acrobat Reader
MY ROLE
SERVICES
INDUSTRY
B2B
Healthcare
DURATION
12 Months
PLATFORMS
Hive
Veeva
Adobe Photoshop
Figma
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Patients with liver cancer often face significant challenges in accessing reliable, understandable, and supportive educational resources after diagnoses. Existing information can feel overwhelming, intimidating, and are often not user-friendly, leading to gaps in patient knowledge and support. There is a critical need for a comprehensive online platform that not only provides accurate information but also presents it in an engaging, accessible, and empathetic manner.
As the Senior Account Executive, I acted as the primary liaison between clients, patient advocacy groups, and my internal team of designers and copywriters at Harrison and Star.
Below are the key areas of my contribution:
Developed and presented a detailed project brief to all stakeholders to ensure alignment on the project vision. The brief contained the site’s primary objectives, target audience, key messages, project process, timeline, budget, and final deliverables.
The One Liver to Love website was successfully launched on June 4th, 2022. The use of animated characters and interactive elements received positive feedback for making the information more digestible and less intimidating.