Video: What can our kidneys do?
The video below is part of the healthcare content on the Explore page (above).
By using friendly animated illustrations and a vibrant colour palette, the video—as part of the Kidney Health video series—aimed to educate patients about the function of kidneys, while maintaining a positive tone of voice that encourages them too learn more.
You can watch the video by clicking play (below) or follow this link to watch it on Youtube: https://youtu.be/lYMYcYrg-Gg
THANK YOU
Before ending the project showcase here, I would like to show my gratitude to some people who have been helping me a lot with the process.
Thank you, Ian, my Thesis professor, for being really patient with me and for guiding me through the project. Thank you for all your good advice, especially for my process book, since I'm not great at working on layouts.
Thank you, Dr. Grey Moonen, for the great insights. Thank you for taking the time to have a conversation with me and showing me the healthcare world from the perspective of a care provider.
Thank you, Andrew Walmsley, for lending me your amazing voice to use in my video. (And I hope I can borrow your voice more in the future!) Thank you for giving me amazing feedback from a designer's perspective.
Thank you, Dave, Dan and Rachel (my classmates)for keeping me on track. Without your weekly reminders, I think I would have forgotten a lot of deadlines!
Thank you, Karl, Scarlett, Hong Anh, Thu Ngan, Huy, Yen and Laura for all the moral supports when I thought I couldn’t stand this project anymore. Thank you for giving me great feedback from users' perspectives. Thank you for telling me that I can do it. Thank you for giving me good food and good music to listen to. Thank you for making my graduation day something worth looking forward to.
Thank you, Grace, Anna, Katie, Benson (my host family), for putting up with my messiness. I got stressed out forgot to do housework all the time, but you all never blamed me for not being responsible (although I was).
Thank you, Betina, for giving me the inspiration to start this project. I'm so happy to know you've finished your chemo, and I wish you all the best.
Thank you, Mom and Dad, for not being mad when I didn't even call home at all. Thank you for knowing and understanding that this project means a lot to me. Thank you for giving me non-biased feedback, encouragements, and ideas.
And finally, I want to thank Brian (my brain) for taking the all risks. Thank you for not giving up, and for knowing when to take breaks as well as when to push the project harder.
Thank you viewers for reaching this far!
