Deventer Hospital considers it important that its services match the needs of patients and visitors. Deventer Hospital also wants to establish a strong and personal connection online. Here you can read how Panton developed the desired online user experience for the new website of the Deventer Hospital.
We developed an online concept for the hospital and realised the structure and interaction design for the website. For this, we worked together with the Deventer Hospital, communications team and other hospital stakeholders.
Morskieft Ontwerpers creatwed the graphic design and Robuust built the site. Below you can read how the vision was used to create the design of the website, how we involved end-users in a co-creative design process, and which design tools were used.
Result
Persoonlijke en relevante informatie
Shared experiences
By showing experiences of and with other patients, the website shows that the hospital shares its care. By connecting to the insights of GPs and informal caregivers, communication becomes open and inviting. These experience stories always match the searched site content.
Inspire with innovations
On a showcase page, the hospital shows the developments it is working on and which projects it already completed. It shows her enthusiasm in medical, technical, procedural, and social areas.
Designtool: personas
Personas have been created with employees of Deventer Hospital, patient representatives, and cooperation partners. Together with the geographical data of research agency Motivaction, a representative image was developed of the visitors of the hospital.
Designtool: patient journeys
For the different personas, patient journeys were created based on the slogan ‘Your Deventer Hospital Online’.
By deploying the patient journeys, the needs of the personas were mapped, which resulted in online services the hospital should provide. For example, principles for online services were determined: What should the website provide in particular? And how can it make a difference for the patients?
Designtool: card sorting
Starting from the patient needs, we developed the concept, site structure and interaction design. In a 'card sorting' session, we organised and clustered the information and elements of the website. Choices were always made by looking through the glasses of the different personas.
Designtool: wireframes
Finally, we made the wireframe design. These wireframes were the blueprint for the graphic design and technical development of the new website. Curious about the result? Take a look at www.dz.nl.
