CAPC Strategic Performance Digital Report Prototype
Client: Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC)
Studio: Deloitte
Role: Creative Director, UX Strategist
Collaborators: Executive Leadership, Program Managers, Data Analysts, UX Designer
The Objective
The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer needed to move beyond static performance reporting — and design a dynamic visual system that made complex KPIs navigable and meaningful for both internal leadership and public stakeholders. I led the design and prototyping of a visual communication framework built on a Human-Centered Design approach.
The Design Process & Delivery
Utilizing a Human-Centred Design (HCD) framework to understand the pain points of various stakeholders, I led the creation of a functional visual communication framework and information design system.
Information Architecture Prototyping: We developed and tested a range of data visualization models to find the structures that best allowed stakeholders to track progress against strategic pillars.
Visual Logic: I created a custom icon system and a colour-coded visual grammar. This served as a wayfinding tool within the reports, allowing readers to immediately identify which strategic goals were being addressed across varied and complex data sets.
Iterative Stakeholder Alignment: I facilitated workshops with executive leadership to define the initial strategy and refine the prototype — ensuring the visual output reflected institutional goals while remaining accessible for public-facing transparency.
The Outcome
The prototype established a new standard for how the organization communicated its value, a repeatable visual logic for performance reporting that improved internal goal alignment and significantly enhanced the clarity of external stakeholder communications.
Custom iconography and colour-coded visual grammar — a wayfinding system allowing readers to immediately identify which strategic goals are being addressed.
Interactive prototype developed to test navigation and data visualization models with stakeholders before finalizing the framework.