OPSYNVI
user interface design + creative direction
Client: Johnson & Johnson
Collaborators: Brand Design, UX Design, Development, Account Management
Being a new prescription medication, Johnson & Johnson needed a digital presence to introduce OPSYNVI® to patients. With limited brand guidelines (logo, core blue and yellow colors, and fonts) the challenge was to design a website that not only aligned with these elements but also established a cohesive digital brand identity from the ground up.
The website had to:
Educate patients about PAH and how OPSYNVI® could be part of their treatment.
Inspire trust and confidence through an engaging and immersive design.
Balance medical information with patient-friendly communication.
Desktop Screens
Mobile Screens
The primary user flows for this site focused on two groups of patients: those who have been newly diagnosed with PAH and those who are currently treating their PAH with existing medications. The key difference between these flows is that newly diagnosed patients are encouraged to learn more about PAH by visiting the About PAH page prior to understanding how OPSYNVI plays a role.
Wireframes
UI Kit
Brand Guidelines
Logo
Colors
Typography
Photography
The Outcome:
The patient-facing website successfully established OPSYNVI®’s digital presence, inspiring confidence in patients exploring treatment for PAH. Through immersive visuals and accessible content, the design effectively communicated the medication’s impact while defining the broader digital brand identity for OPSYNVI®. Client feedback emphasized the site’s ability to balance engaging storytelling with clarity, setting a strong foundation for future digital initiatives.