Guaranteed Quality Checklist

The Guaranteed Quality Checklist provides real-time updates on client preferences and quality assurance checks. It allows teams to track adjustments, to ensure compliance with client specifications. Designers are required to reference each item on this list before submitting to team or QA. Failure to address preferences noted in this checklist can result in an error tag.

Logos

Learn Sirtex logo should always link to the regional home page

Favicon:

View ALL Logos in the Drive.
(There are soo many)

Color Palette

Use the Main Color Blue for bolded text links like this. Use either Green or Orange for CTAs. (TBD tho!)

Main Color 1
#043676

Secondary Color 1
#FFFFFF

CTA Color
Main Color 2
#62BA46

Some Subheadings
#58595B

CTA/Accent Color
Main Color 3
#ff7a0d
PMS 144 (R255/G122/B13)

Body Text
#000000

OLD CTA/Accent Color
Main Color 3
#F7941D

Body Text
#000000

Blue Gradient
Dark #031530
Light #043676

Typography

FOR EMAILS: Use Arial

Brand Font 1: FF Din Web Pro
Substitute Google Font: Barlow

Brand Font 2: Apex Rounded (Waiting on client to give us this font)
Substitute Google Font: Asap

ApexRounded Bold 42pt

ApexRounded Bold 26pt

FF DIN Medium 26pt

FF Din Bold 16pt

FF Din Light 16pt

Asap Bold 42pt

Asap Bold 26pt

Barlow Medium 26pt

Barlow Bold 16pt

Barlow Regular 16pt

Font for Emails:

Arial Bold 42pt

Arial Bold 26pt

Arial Medium 26pt

Arial Bold 16pt

Arial Light 16pt

For Email Templates:

Headline 1 - Arial Bold 20pt

Headline 2 - Arial Bold 30pt

Body - Arial Regular 16pt

Indication - Arial Regular 9pt (12px)

Footer - Arial Regular 7pt

Imagery

General Aesthetic

They prefer using real life images or computer generated images of the body (mostly the liver) and internal processes to explain their product better. Stock photos should be friendly, bright, medical, and have diversity for people.

Headshots

When an email has headshots incorporated into the design they must adhere to 1 of the following 3 sizes: 100 x 125 px, 160 x 160 px, or 80 x 114 px

Icon Style

Line based or fill icons (not consistent).
(Icons generally only used sparingly. More use of real life images and digital .)

Drop Shadow Style

Only used sparingly for white text/shapes on light background. Examples:

Border Radius

Border radius used for buttons: 6px
Border radius used for boxes: 0px

Button Style: Use Font FF Din or Google Font Barlow with weight Bold and ALL CAPS

Standard Email Header/Footer

NOTE: Facebook should not be included on any footers.

FOOTERS NOT ON THE APPROVAL DOCUMENT (but have been used previously

Standard Email Header A

Sub brand LAVA Email Header/Footer Style (Last Updated 1/23.14)

Standard Email Header B

FOOTERS ON THE APPROVAL DOCUMENT

Standard Email Footer A - EMEA

Standard Email Footer B - EMEA

Standard Email Footer C - EMEA

Standard Email Footer D - US

Standard Email Footer E - US

Standard Email Footer F - LAVA

Form Style

Brand Voice

Audience
Sirtex is a pharmaceutical company that writes for medical providers and patients who might be receiving their medicines and techniques. Their efforts are primarily focused on the treatment of liver cancer using specialized technology called SIR-Spheres.


Character
In their copy, Sirtex is corporate, progressive, modern, serious, bold, and professional. They’re a medical company, so what they’re discussing is a serious matter. They don’t want to devalue their messaging by adding a lot of levity or flowery language. Their copy is matter-of-fact and dry, but they display more humanity using images like stock photos, and they’re more human in their “about us” section.


Emotion
When you read their copy, Sirtex wants you to feel productive, confident, informed, empowered, and relieved. As a medical company, they are there to assure patients that their techniques and technologies are effective, explain how they work, and convince physicians to implement their products into patient treatment. They do this by being clear about how everything works, and showing their value.


Tone
In their copy, Sirtex is direct, data-driven, serious, confident, empathetic, authoritative, professional, and helpful. They speak like doctors do, which is exactly what they need to do to be successful. This should be maintained throughout whatever copy you write for them. Remember that doctors also need good bedside manner, though. Clinical doesn’t mean harsh.


Language
Sirtex speaks from a team perspective (using “we” instead of “I”), they speak in US English, and they use industry-specific terminology (but they make sure it’s relatively easily understood). They don’t use humor, pop culture references, or emojis. They sometimes use hashtags, but rarely. Usually only for upcoming events.


Purpose

The purpose of Sirtex’s copy is to educate, inspire confidence, and sell.

Brand Differentiator

Sirtex sets itself apart by maintaining a balance between clinical authority and human connection, emphasizing education and clarity, fostering an emotional connection through empowerment, maintaining professionalism, and having a focused purpose in their communication strategy.

They offer a real and viable solution for patients and focus on getting this treatment out to the world to help people.

These factors collectively contribute to their distinct positioning within the pharmaceutical industry.