One medical society. A connected digital presence.
For the Swiss Society for Interventional Pain Management, we bring together a website, digital processes and a distinctive brand identity. From technical implementation, the logo and anniversary logo to the TARDOC campaign, we continue to support the society in its day-to-day operations.
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SSIPM serves physicians, postgraduate training institutions and people living with pain. These audiences need clear access to professional information, continuing education and the right contacts. Member processes and applications also needed digital support, with a consistent identity across the website, campaigns and documents.
Our implementation
We delivered the website relaunch and technical features: the my.SSIPM member area, physician directory, continuing education calendar, digital application forms and interfaces. We also developed the society’s logo and anniversary logo. The TARDOC campaign and certificates for postgraduate training institutions extended our work beyond the website.
One website for different needs
We developed the website and its technical features as a connected digital platform. my.SSIPM complements the public website with a member area. The physician directory, continuing education calendar and application forms provide dedicated access for different needs. Interfaces connect the systems involved.
A recognisable identity, including the anniversary year
We helped shape SSIPM’s visual identity through its logo and anniversary logo. The two marks give the society and its anniversary a distinctive expression and provide a shared foundation for communication.
Communication beyond the website
We delivered the visual design for the TARDOC campaign and developed certificates for postgraduate training institutions. This extends the visual identity into campaigns and official documents.
A collaboration that continues
Our support does not end with the relaunch. We continue to provide technical support for SSIPM and develop its digital platform. Our familiarity with the existing structure lets us assess new requirements in the context of its current functions.
