World Health Organization
Editorial design & infographics
Mental Health Unit / visual communication

Public health communication
Clarity is a form of care.
World Health Organization
The project

The Mental Health Unit work centres on dense reports, practical guidance and psychological support frameworks. Here, design has a specific responsibility: organise information faithfully and make it approachable. The contribution is report design, infographics and visual assets within the existing institutional identity.
- The brief
- Treat sensitive information with both precision and empathy.
- Our contribution
- Report design
Information hierarchy
Infographics
Visual assets

The thinking
Treat sensitive information with both precision and empathy.
01 / Direction
Start with how the document is used.
A report, a training aid and a process diagram are read differently. The layouts give long-form material a clear structure, while the visual aids make relationships visible at a glance. Hierarchy, spacing and quiet colour help readers find the relevant level of detail.
02 / Design
Draw the relationships carefully.
Layered frameworks become ordered diagrams, intervention pyramids and connected process maps. The visual logic follows the source material, balancing concise labels with enough context to support understanding. The content remains the authority behind the graphic.
03 / In use
Consistency across formats.
The material spans covers, internal spreads, job aids and supporting event assets. A restrained editorial rhythm holds these formats together while allowing each document’s purpose to guide the layout. The emphasis stays on legibility and the needs of the reader.

The whole picture
Information designed to be used.
A collection of editorial and information-design contributions that puts the reader first. Existing WHO marks and publication content belong to their respective owners; this case does not claim identity authorship.
Editorial presentation mockups using original report and presentation artwork. The contribution is visual communication within the existing institutional identities.

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