Early First Episode Program
Brief
Developing a comprehensive website design for the Early First Episode Program, which focuses on educating, advocating for, and providing support to individuals who are experiencing psychosis. This initiative also aims to combat and reduce the stigma surrounding this mental health condition. A crucial aspect of the design process is to prioritize the mental well-being of users, ensuring that the website's content and visuals are carefully curated to avoid triggering any episodes in individuals who may be sensitive to certain stimuli.
Developing a comprehensive website design for the Early First Episode Program, which focuses on educating, advocating for, and providing support to individuals who are experiencing psychosis. This initiative also aims to combat and reduce the stigma surrounding this mental health condition. A crucial aspect of the design process is to prioritize the mental well-being of users, ensuring that the website's content and visuals are carefully curated to avoid triggering any episodes in individuals who may be sensitive to certain stimuli.
Solution
The illustrated landscapes of New Mexico are characterized by vibrant and soothing colors that create a secure and inviting atmosphere for individuals seeking information about psychosis. To minimize the risk of triggering episodes, especially those linked to facial representations, the design intentionally focuses solely on natural scenes, avoiding any human depictions. This thoughtful approach ensures that the environment remains calming and supportive for those exploring sensitive topics.
Results
The client conveyed their deep gratitude for the website, highlighting its significance as an essential resource. This platform not only assists individuals who are experiencing psychosis but also extends its support to their family members, friends, clinics, and healthcare providers, making it a comprehensive tool for a wide range of users.
Website Design | Illustration
