Case 05 · Faculty of Medicine, Suez University
FOMSU Research
A research site for a study on energy drinks, vital signs and cognition, presented at Suez University’s 4th Student Research Symposium.
01 Chief complaint
A poster can’t hold a whole study. The team needed its aim, methods, results and conclusions to be readable by anyone, on any device, in English and Arabic.
02 History
Fifth-year medical students at the Faculty of Medicine, Suez University, ran a pre-post experimental study of how one energy drink affects vital signs and cognitive performance in 47 adults. It was presented at the 4th Annual Student Symposium for Research Projects on 9 June 2026. I was one of the researchers: I planned and designed the presentation, the official poster and the website, and co-presented the study at the symposium.
03 Diagnosis
Research communication is a design problem. Charts need table alternatives, numbers need context, and the public needs a clear line between findings and medical advice.
04 Key decisions
One system for poster, slides and site
The same grid, colours and chart style across all three made the study recognisable at the symposium and online.
Every chart has a table
Screen-reader users and careful readers can switch any chart to the exact numbers behind it.
05 Treatment
- One visual system across the presentation, the official poster and the website, planned and designed by me.
- Numbered, slide-like sections from abstract to conclusion.
- Result charts with “View as table” alternatives for accessibility.
- An interactive five-question quiz.
- A presentation mode for the symposium itself.
- Team profiles, a downloadable poster, a copyable citation and DOI-linked further reading.
- English with a full Arabic version, built with Next.js.
06 Outcome
A study that anyone can read, cite and present, co-presented at the symposium, with a clear note that it is research communication, not medical advice.
- participants
- 47
- researchers & supervisors
- 20
- languages
- 2
07 Gallery
Co-presenting the study at the 4th Student Research Symposium, 9 June 2026. 
With the official poster I designed for the study. 
4th Annual Student Symposium for Research Projects, Faculty of Medicine, Suez University. 
The opening slides, from the presentation I designed. 
Beside the study poster at the symposium.
08 Follow-up
The same pattern can turn any student study into an accessible, citable site.