Fabi reached out to me about redesigning FoA's Instagram designs. Drawing on my cognitive psychology and neuroscience background, I addressed issues with accessibility for clients with aphasia. The redesign led to a 50% increase in likes and a 40% increase in comments, dramatically improving user engagement and comprehension and sparking further enhancements in the organization's approach to digital communication. Afterward, I created an accessible promotional slide for the movie "Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down."
Fabi, the CEO of Friends of Aphasia, identified a problem with the company's weekly Instagram posts—they were not engaging enough and receiving little traffic. User feedback highlighted that the posts were not helpful. My expertise in cognitive psychology and neuroscience highlighted several likely issues: aphasiac clients struggled with the text size, font choice, capitalization, and color pairing in the posts.
Unfortunately I do not have the rights to share the “after” designs.
My goal was to redesign the Instagram posts to improve engagement and comprehension among aphasiac clients. Additionally, Fabi asked me to design an informative slide for the movie "Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down," ensuring it was accessible and catered to the needs of the aphasiac audience.
The redesigned Instagram posts saw a significant increase in engagement. Analytics showed a 50% increase in likes and a 40% increase in comments per post, indicating higher visibility and interaction. The feedback from aphasiac clients was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing that the posts were much easier to understand.