Website & Materials Design Refinement for AATD
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
Project Title
Design and Layout Refinement for “PR-for-AATD” Co-Design Research Website and Prototype Materials
Project Description
I am developing a small academic website and co-design toolkit as part of my PhD project at the University of Birmingham. The project focuses on personalised pulmonary rehabilitation for people with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD).
The site is already live and functional (built in HTML/CSS on GitHub Pages):
https://faldani.github.io/PR-for-AATD/
I need a designer to improve its visual design, consistency, and accessibility — keeping the site clean, professional, and research-oriented (similar to NHS or university style).
Goals
Improve the layout and styling of existing pages (homepage, methods, prototypes, etc.).
Ensure responsive design (works well on desktop and mobile).
Create a simple, cohesive color theme (based on University of Birmingham or NHS blue palette).
Style and polish the interactive “Trait→Plan Form” page to look professional and user-friendly.
Prepare print-ready A4/A6 PDFs for prototype materials (checklist, passport, cards).
Optional: design a small logo or banner for “PR for AATD – Co-Design Project”.
Deliverables
Updated style.css with improved, accessible styling.
Refined HTML/CSS for 3–4 pages.
Optional: logo or banner (SVG or PNG).
Optional: A4/A6 PDF templates of key prototype tools.
Preferred Style
Minimal, professional, healthcare/research aesthetic
NHS-inspired palette (blues, greys, white space)
Accessible and easy to read (WCAG-friendly fonts and contrast)
Tech Setup
Hosted on GitHub Pages
Static HTML/CSS (no backend)
Designer can edit via GitHub or ZIP upload
Budget
£150–£300 depending on scope and experience
Timeline
Initial draft within 7–10 days; final revisions within 2 weeks
Design and Layout Refinement for “PR-for-AATD” Co-Design Research Website and Prototype Materials
Project Description
I am developing a small academic website and co-design toolkit as part of my PhD project at the University of Birmingham. The project focuses on personalised pulmonary rehabilitation for people with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD).
The site is already live and functional (built in HTML/CSS on GitHub Pages):
https://faldani.github.io/PR-for-AATD/
I need a designer to improve its visual design, consistency, and accessibility — keeping the site clean, professional, and research-oriented (similar to NHS or university style).
Goals
Improve the layout and styling of existing pages (homepage, methods, prototypes, etc.).
Ensure responsive design (works well on desktop and mobile).
Create a simple, cohesive color theme (based on University of Birmingham or NHS blue palette).
Style and polish the interactive “Trait→Plan Form” page to look professional and user-friendly.
Prepare print-ready A4/A6 PDFs for prototype materials (checklist, passport, cards).
Optional: design a small logo or banner for “PR for AATD – Co-Design Project”.
Deliverables
Updated style.css with improved, accessible styling.
Refined HTML/CSS for 3–4 pages.
Optional: logo or banner (SVG or PNG).
Optional: A4/A6 PDF templates of key prototype tools.
Preferred Style
Minimal, professional, healthcare/research aesthetic
NHS-inspired palette (blues, greys, white space)
Accessible and easy to read (WCAG-friendly fonts and contrast)
Tech Setup
Hosted on GitHub Pages
Static HTML/CSS (no backend)
Designer can edit via GitHub or ZIP upload
Budget
£150–£300 depending on scope and experience
Timeline
Initial draft within 7–10 days; final revisions within 2 weeks
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