Show the thinking, not just the design

Communication with a reason behind every choice.

Nightingale case studies are structured around the challenge, audience, approach, solution, and impact—so the work demonstrates both strategy and craft.

Portfolio template

Patient Education · Health Literacy

Blood Pressure Management

Suggested case-study structure

Document the communication challenge, the audience, how the information was simplified, the final solution, and the outcome or intended impact.

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Public Health · Outreach

Your community campaign

Make the portfolio credible

Add real client or self-initiated work with context. Avoid publishing decorative mockups without explaining the communication problem they solve.

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Research · Translation

Your research communication project

Translate complexity

Show how dense information became a clear, visual narrative for a defined audience.

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Health Program · Digital

Your program communication system

Connect touchpoints

Demonstrate how one message works across print, digital, social, or community channels.

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A strong case study answers five questions

01

The challenge

What communication problem existed?

02

The audience

Who needed to understand or use the information?

03

The approach

What strategic and creative decisions shaped the work?

04

The solution & impact

What was created, and what did it accomplish or aim to accomplish?