An information system was developed to support the Eastern Cognitive Disorders Clinic in delivering accessible clinical content to patients, carers, and healthcare professionals. The site functions as a centralised portal, providing structured access to diagnostic information, support services, and specialised educational material.
Content was organised into clearly defined modules, including the Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) Toolkit, which segmented complex medical information into manageable, sequential sections. Numbered modules and consistent navigation patterns were used to guide users through unfamiliar subject matter with clarity and control.
Resource sections were structured using grid-based layouts, enabling external links, support services, and reference materials to be organised into logical groupings. Interface decisions prioritised readability and hierarchy, ensuring information could be accessed without overwhelming users in a sensitive healthcare context.
The work reflects a systems-led approach to information design, where structure, clarity, and consistency support the communication of complex material and provide a reliable framework for ongoing updates.
Design: Stephen Franklin
UX/UI: Stephen Franklin
Development: Stephen Franklin
UX/UI: Stephen Franklin
Development: Stephen Franklin
Homepage interface combining clinic overview, navigation, and structured entry points into the FTD Toolkit and resource system.
Toolkit interface introducing a structured system for accessing clinical information, with clear hierarchy and modular navigation.
Numbered content modules organising complex information into sequential sections, supporting guided navigation and topic progression.
Clinic overview page presenting service information and context within a clear content hierarchy supporting readability and understanding.
Structured staff member profiles presenting clinical roles, credentials, and supporting information within a consistent and readable layout.
Grid-based resource system organising external links, support services, and reference material into clearly defined categories.
Contact interface combining enquiry details and location mapping, supporting clear access to clinic information and physical context.
