Health screening 40+
A national program for Ukrainians aged 40 and over, which provides basic examinations for early detection of diseases.
Project goal:
provide a simple and user-friendly online tool for sharing information and enabling appointment routing to healthcare facilities for preventive health screening.
who are at increased risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, with a focus on informing them about annual health screenings.
follow the brand guidelines,
ensure maximum simplicity,
use large fonts,
provide clear instructions,
ensure responsiveness for both mobile and desktop devices.
Visual style and design
The website features a restrained and minimalist style. This approach suits public information resources, as it ensures the content is accessible to a wide audience without creating barriers to understanding.
The content is organized into clear, logical sections:
program objectives
how to make an appointment
what screening is and who can take it
frequently asked questions
The early detection program for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and mental health issues aims to help Ukrainian citizens take care of their health, identify chronic disease risks, and prevent complications. People from all social backgrounds can complete a comprehensive check‑up conveniently, free of charge, in a single visit, and at a location that is convenient for them.
Schedule a screening
Web accessibility (WCAG)
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) is an international standard for content accessibility. For GovTech projects, where services operate at the state level, implementing WCAG is not only a mark of quality but also a matter of public responsibility and equal opportunity. On the “Health Screening 40+” web landing page, we applied WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility standards.
What does this mean for people?
The program helps people not only complete a basic medical check‑up but also understand the importance of regular preventive care and maintaining health before serious issues arise. Digital solutions make it easier to provide information, guide users, and reduce barriers to accessing healthcare services.
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