Made For Good Website Design
The new website doubled their Google search traffic and helped Made for Good 2025 become the most-searched education campaign in Singapore.
Context
Role: Web Designer
Client: Made for Good (Healthcare visual design studio, Singapore)
Platform: Framer
Timeline: 2 months
270+ peak monthly Google searches | Highest search volume during admissions cycle | Outperformed 3 major competitors
Establish online presence during Singapore's medical school admissions cycle when prospective students and healthcare organizations actively search for design services.
Design Approach
Professional, Not Flashy
Healthcare sector design requires trust and clarity. The site uses clean typography, ample white space, and lets the portfolio work speak for itself.
Mobile-Optimized
Responsive design ensures the portfolio and service descriptions work effectively on all devices.
Framer Implementation
Built entirely in Framer, leveraging:
Responsive breakpoints for mobile/tablet/desktop
Smooth scroll animations (subtle, not dramatic)
Image optimization for fast loading
Component-based structure for easy updates
A clean and functional, portfolio-focused website that showcases Made for Good's work with prominent healthcare partners (NUS Enterprise, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation, NUS Heat Resilience Center)
Key Features:
1. Clear Service Offerings
Two primary services presented with straightforward descriptions:
Campaign Brand Design
Graphic Recording
2. Partner Credibility
Prominent display of institutional partnerships (NUS Enterprise, Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows Programme) and healthcare sector clients.
3. Project Showcase
Visual portfolio demonstrating work across primary care, hospital care, and research sectors.
4. Client Testimonials
Testimonials from healthcare executives and professors highlighting design effectiveness.
Some screens from the project:





The Results
Business Impact:
Peak search volume of 270+ monthly searches during Singapore's medical school admissions cycle (Feb-March 2025)
Outperformed 3 established competitors (NUS MedVerse, Shape your Future, and others) in organic search visibility
Sustained top position throughout the critical admissions period when prospective students and healthcare organizations make decisions





