Creative design that inform, attract & deliver.
Patients have gone digital.
It's time for life sciences to meet them there.
Whatever the future holds,
it will be digital.
For the health economy,
the time to get ready is now.
We help life sciences companies look and feel digital by creating content that engages and converts. Our team of graphic designers, animators, medical copywriters and project managers work together to turn data and technology into smart digital design. We work with minimal disruption and maximum speed, and with customer and regulatory expectations in mind. And deliver on time, on brand and on budget.
Intrigued? See what we're about.
How we work
Valued, long−term partnerships
In a field as fast-changing as digital communication, smooth, trust-based collaboration is key to keeping ahead of the curve. This is what we strive to achieve with each project we work on – and how we make sure our clients think of us as important allies for years to come.
Quality delivered on schedule
Agile is second nature to us. We’ve spent years shaping and reshaping our workflows and communication processes between account managers and designers to the point where no super tight deadline or ASAP modification request can throw us off our game. Try us.
Creativity & compliance hand in hand
Creating high-quality, high-impact work is no walk in the park when you have to follow ABPI regulations and other codes of practice to the letter. Not to mention clients’ stringent internal compliance protocols. Check out our work to see how we’ve risen to the challenge.
Services
When it comes to digital communication, one size does definitely not fit all. Let us find the right design solution to share your brand message so it attracts attention and creates impact. Here's what we can help you with.
Animation
Explainer and product videos
Device and diagnostics animation
Drug MOA videos
Animated data visualization
Graphic design
Digital promotional materials
Email campaigns
E-detailing design
Virtual conferences
Internal communication materials
Portfolio
AR explainer tool for driving patient adherence
Developing a new brand for a new era
Change of venue: a medical conference moves online
The story of a lifelong journey in 81 seconds
Smart storytelling for more efficient HCP follow-ups
About
Gyuri Ruisz
Managing director
Gyuri is most happy when Trafik's digital talent and like-minded communicators in pharma and life sciences connect and create amazing things together. In fact, he's spent the past decade making these connections happen. Having lived in Budapest, Auckland, Berlin and Milan, he's now a Londoner who braves left-hand traffic day after day. Catch him on his morning run in Wandsworth Common or sipping his well-deserved after-run espresso in a speciality coffee shop nearby.
Kat Arney PhD
SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR
Kat and her team at First Create The Media bring decades of experience in explaining complex concepts with clarity and sparkle. You have just the challenge for us? Bring it on! Combining the vision of Trafik’s storytellers with First Create The Media's broad and deep understanding of communication in life sciences, we can tackle any project that comes our way.
Dani Budai
Art director
Dani is our eye for patients, if you will. Meaning that he's in charge of bringing together brand identity, industry trends and patient insights and turning them into eye-catching, mind-blowing design. An advertising industry veteran, he speaks the language of artists and brand managers alike and makes sure nothing gets lost in translation. He coordinates the work of illustrators, storyboard artists, animators and other creative folks and makes sure that everything they do looks great and speaks volumes.
András Fakó
Lead designer
András started out in Budapest's most acclaimed, Red Dot winner design studio, then spent several years earning his stripes in advertising and becoming fluent in animation. To say that he has an eye for detail would be quite an understatement. He spends his free time sitting at his desk watching YouTube tutorials on new design software releases long after the office has gone quiet. He has yet to face a design challenge he doesn't know how to tackle (or who to call for help).