Webpage from Arcutis Medical Affairs highlighting their focus on immune-mediated dermatological diseases, featuring sections on investigational therapies, publications, and clinical trials.

Arcutis

reimagining how healthcare providers interact with medical affairs

Role
UX, UI

Category
Healthcare

Timespan
3 months

Science made simple.

Healthcare providers visit medical affairs to find out the science behind products, to see what’s in the pipeline and get more information on clinical trials. Often these sites are dense, disorganized and difficult to navigate. We set out to present this information in a thoughtful, no-frills approach that keeps the science at the forefront.

Project objectives

Reflect new corporate branding for consistency

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Improve site structure and flow for easy navigation

Present content as scientific, approachable and navigable

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Collage of Arcutis website pages with dermatology research content and clinical trials info.

Project takeaways

Scientific subject matter can be really challenging to design for, especially when it’s difficult to understand. Working closely with stakeholders to ensure data is represented accurately is vital.

Don’t underestimate your user
Trust in your users to make sense of complicated information when you’ve armed them with the right tools to navigate it.

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Embrace scope change
Take project changes as an opportunity to go back and further improve user experience.

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Lean on your development team
Collaborate with engineers to come up with solutions from a different angle.

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Visual concepts

Final design

Webpage for Arcutis Biotherapeutics Medical Affairs featuring information on investigational therapies, publications, and clinical trials related to immune-mediated dermatological diseases.

Therapy details

Detail pages follow a template that allows for pathway imagery, a quick overview, a deep dive into the science and current products associated with the molecule.

Screenshot of Arcutis website featuring PDE4 and JAK1 inhibitor information with sections on their roles in skin conditions and immunomodulation. Includes details on topical treatments and pathway visuals.

Publications

The bulk of our effort here was spent on proper labeling and filtering for publications. Our primary objectives were ensuring results were scannable and users had a robust filtering system to ensure accurate searches.

Screenshot of Arcutis Medical Affairs webpage listing publications about congress presentations and published literature. The page includes search and filter options, and multiple entries detailing studies on skin treatments, particularly focusing on ruxolitinib cream. Each entry provides publication details such as journal name, year, and type, with options to view or learn more.

Clinical trials

As with publications, clinical trials needed to be equally easy to navigate. We paid special attention to typographic hierarchy here to mitigate users feeling overwhelmed.

Screenshots of Arcutis Biotherapeutics website pages on a mobile device displaying information about dermatological research and clinical trials, including investigational therapies, pipeline stages, and study details for atopic dermatitis and other skin conditions.