Social Media design and illustration for HealthCare project by Helen StatsevichSocial Media design and illustration for HealthCare project by Helen Statsevich
Social Media design and illustration for HealthCare project
I created a scalable illustration + social media system for Ludzie i Medycyna, a foundation connecting healthcare and UX research. The goal was to make sensitive topics feel human and approachable without slipping into cold medical visuals or chaotic one-off posts. I built a minimal illustration language and a repeatable template system that stays consistent across posts, highlights, covers, and offline use.
My main goal: Make medical + UX topics feel human
No sterile stock photos, no institutional vibe. The goal was warmth, clarity, and emotional safety without losing seriousness.
Core problems
1: The topic is emotionally loaded and cognitively hard
Illness + healthcare navigation + research language can trigger anxiety, avoidance, or “I’m too tired for this.” The foundation needs visuals that lower the entry barrier without infantilizing the audience.
2: Social content easily becomes chaotic
Multiple categories (podcast, app, events, education, resources) tend to produce a messy feed unless there’s a system: recognizable templates, icons, typography rules, and an illustration library.
3: “Medical credibility” usually fights with “approachability”
Too playful looks unserious. Too formal looks cold. This project aims for a middle: editorial + friendly, minimal but not sterile.
4: The foundation also needs to communicate “UX”
Most people don’t naturally associate healthcare orgs with UX research. Visual metaphors need to make UX visible(process, elements, team collaboration).
The result
This design system creates a foundation for:
consistent brand recognition
faster content production
clearer navigation across content themes
more emotionally accessible communication around healthcare and patient experience
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Posted Feb 16, 2026
Scalable social designs with custom illustrations and bold colors that make healthcare UX feel human, clear, and approachable