ANORO PATIENT STORIES

ANORO Patient Stories was a global awareness campaign developed for healthcare professionals to reveal the often unseen impact of COPD beyond clinical symptoms. Using a fictional family group chat as the central storytelling device, the campaign invited users to follow the day-to-day experiences of a patient and their family, creating a more personal and emotionally engaging perspective on living with COPD. The experience combined interactive storytelling, animation, illustration, and educational content across a microsite, email journey, and digital campaign assets.

As a designer within the campaign team, I worked closely with art directors
and copywriters, to create a cohesive visual experience across multiple touchpoints.

My contributions included:

  • Designing a custom emoji system used throughout the family chat experience

  • Creating microsite UI components and interactive layouts in Figma

  • Designing campaign emails and digital assets

  • Producing animated banners and promotional content

  • Creating frame-by-frame and motion graphics animations based on illustrator-provided artwork

  • Developing animated cutscenes used throughout the microsite journey

Software used: Figma, After Effects, Illustrator, Indesign and Photoshop.

MISCROSITE DESIGN

The campaign centred around an interactive microsite that allowed healthcare professionals to step into a fictional family group chat and experience the emotional and practical challenges of COPD from multiple perspectives. Messages, voice notes, illustrations and animated sequences worked together to create a narrative-led educational experience.

EMOJI SYSTEM

I created an emoji library in Figma to support the realism and emotional tone
of the family chat experience. The emojis became a key part of the campaign's visual language, helping conversations feel authentic, relatable and recognisably human while maintaining consistency across the microsite.

IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE

MISCROSITE CUTSCENES

DOUBLE MPU FRAMES & ANIMATION

BILLBOARD

EMAILS

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