Project Overview

A Social Media Health Explainer on Pink Eye

Client: Internal CareNow Brand Team
Type:
Short Social Media Motion Graphic

CareNow Urgent Care logo on a blue background.

THE CHALLENGE

CareNow needed educational social content about pink eye for Instagram and LinkedIn. The problem: showing pink eye visually usually results in content that's either too clinical or uncomfortably graphic.

How do you explain symptoms and treatment without making people scroll past immediately?

SCOPE OF WORK

  • Conceptual storyboarding

  • Visual design and animation

  • Sound-off optimization for autoplay

THE WORK

Pink Eye Explainer Video

Abstracted symptoms through shape, motion, and color instead of literal imagery. Animation suggests discomfort, transmission, and resolution without graphic visuals.

Illustration of two blue hands holding a chat bubble with a user icon and text lines, one hand giving a thumbs up.

Impact

"You got the point across without ever showing something that made people look away. The visuals were clean, smart, and still totally on message."

The video performed well across internal and public channels with positive engagement and no content complaints. Approved with minimal edits. Stood out from typical health content by being visually polished and non-triggering.

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FAQs

Do you create healthcare educational content?

Yes. We design motion graphics and social content that explains health topics in ways that are clear and engaging without being clinical or graphic.

Can you create videos optimized for sound-off autoplay?

Yes. This video was designed for Instagram and LinkedIn autoplay, using text and visuals that work without sound.

What's the process for social media health content?

We handle storyboarding, visual design, animation, and optimization for platform requirements. All content is reviewed for accuracy and brand alignment.

Do you work with healthcare brands?

Yes. We've created educational content for urgent care clinics, healthcare systems, and medical practices that needs to be both informative and platform-appropriate.

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