Vitapedia

Encyclopedia of health

About project

Project for health!

Vitapedia.pl was an interesting project from the beginning. Its originators set themselves the goal of debunking myths and correcting unverified information about health, which is so much circulated on the Internet.
 
The originality of the project also lay in the fact that the site was supposed to stand out from typical health-related websites. Both the visual and text layers were to be maintained in a looser form in order to make the specialist knowledge as easy to understand as possible. Our task was to create a logo, build a website that would allow efficient article management, and prepare marketing texts. The website is still being developed with new functionalities.

Client

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Vi­ta­pe­dia is an edu­ca­tio­nal we­bsi­te about he­alth. The en­cyc­lo­pe­dia has been run­ning since 2020 and the au­thors of the ar­tic­les in­c­lu­de nu­tri­tio­ni­sts, do­ctors, and lec­tu­rers.

Range of activities

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Logo

Typographic sign

We have pro­po­sed a logo based on a let­ter form and en­ri­ched with a ma­gni­fy­ing glass (in­for­ma­tion se­arch) sym­bol which is the let­ter ”a”. The ty­po­gra­phic sign is one of the most mi­ni­ma­li­stic va­riants and its obvio­us ad­van­ta­ge is the cla­ri­ty and le­gi­bi­li­ty of the name.

Design solutions

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Original illustrations

The we­bsi­te had to be di­stin­gu­ished not only by pro­fes­sio­nal con­tent but also ori­gi­nal gra­phics. While he­alth-re­la­ted we­bsi­tes often use stock pho­to­gra­phy, we opted for our own il­lu­stra­tions in the form of dra­wings.

Content layout

The basis of the site are spe­cia­li­zed, so­me­ti­mes very exten­si­ve ar­tic­les. Ho­we­ver, the en­tries are co­nve­nient to read. Our pro­po­sed lay­out pro­vi­des nu­me­ro­us bul­lets, ta­bles, hi­gh­li­ghts, and a menu of text (al­lo­wing the user to qu­ic­kly move to the sec­tion that in­te­re­sts him most).

Re­aders can se­arch for en­tries using the se­arch box on the home page or by using the al­pha­be­ti­cal sor­ting.

Responsiveness

Vi­ta­pe­dia can also be used wi­tho­ut any pro­blems by users of smart­pho­nes and ta­blets. Thanks to the re­spon­si­ve­ness sec­tion the site ad­ju­sts it­self to the scre­en re­so­lu­tion of mo­bi­le de­vi­ces.

Verification of information

Each ar­tic­le is ac­com­pa­nied not only by the au­thor's name and a short pro­fi­le, but also by a co­un­ter that in­forms about the num­ber of stu­dies used. At the end of the entry re­aders will of co­ur­se find the usual list of so­ur­ces.

Audience support

From the be­gin­ning, the pro­ject as­su­med that re­aders are to ac­ti­ve­ly par­ti­ci­pa­te in the de­ve­lop­ment of the site. Users can de­scri­be their own topic pro­po­sal in the form, and even­tu­al­ly sup­port Vi­ta­pe­dia also fi­nan­cial­ly.

Surveys for readers

We have in­tro­du­ced su­rveys for some of the en­tries. Al­tho­ugh the ar­tic­les are writ­ten exc­lu­si­ve­ly on the basis of re­lia­ble so­ur­ces, this form is a very va­lu­able ad­di­tion to pro­fes­sio­nal con­tent.

Articles evaluation

In order to en­su­re the hi­ghest po­ssi­ble level of pu­bli­shed con­tent, we have given the re­aders the po­ssi­bi­li­ty to rate ar­tic­les. If so­me­thing is mis­sing in the ar­tic­le, the user can si­gnal it in the form.

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