Get FluSavvy — Case Study

The challenge

Pre-COVID and today, the flu remains a major health concern and can lead to serious illness or death. This website was designed to help New Jersey citizens understand the causes of the flu and learn how to prevent and treat it.

My role

Worked with subject-matter experts
Proposed engaging interactions
Supported instructional design decisions
Developed the front-end code and interactions

Approach

Created an engaging entry point to spark interest
Used varied interaction types to sustain attention
Included videos, quirky visuals, animations, and other engaging elements

Selected Screens

Get FluSavvy screenshot 1 — Interactive opening screen designed to draw users in quickly.

Get FluSavvy screenshot 2 — A content screen combining visual interest with public-health instruction.

Get FluSavvy screenshot 3 — Another example of the site's use of playful, memorable design to reinforce learning.

Get FluSavvy screenshot 4 — A doctor responds with good advice to the question asked.

Get FluSavvy screenshot 5 — A different doctor responds to another question.

Get FluSavvy screenshot 6 — Challenging learners to determine who should receive care first.

Get FluSavvy screenshot 7 — Is the symptom from a cold or the flu?

Get FluSavvy screenshot 8 — A fun approach to deciding what Jim should do, who has the flu.

Project Video

Tools

Adobe Captivate

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

Interaction design

Media integration

Collaboration with subject-matter experts

Outcome

Public-facing educational website for the State of New Jersey
Helped communicate flu prevention and treatment information to citizens
Contributed to an award recognition in a conference competition

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