
Zydus National Lipid Day
An HCP engagement app that turned a national health campaign into a pledge doctors could take in seconds.
Project Snapshot
- Client
- Zydus
- Industry
- Healthcare (Pharmaceutical Marketing)
- Platform
- iOS & Android
- Timeline
- 2 months
- Our Role
- Mobile app development + campaign UX design
The Challenge
Zydus needed a fast, memorable way to get physicians and healthcare professionals actively engaged around National Lipid Day, an awareness event tied to its Atorva (atorvastatin) brand. Before iMobdev, the campaign existed as print and email collateral — informative, but passive. There was no way for a doctor at a conference booth or clinic to turn that awareness into a personal, visible statement of commitment on the spot.
The pain points were specific to field marketing. The experience needed near-instant registration so a busy physician wouldn't abandon it mid-form, a built-in camera flow so a rep or doctor could capture a photo without leaving the app, and an output that felt personal and shareable — not a generic certificate, but something a doctor would actually post or forward. All of this had to work reliably on whatever phone was in hand at a live event, with no dependence on venue Wi-Fi being fast or stable.
Every event where this fell flat was a missed opportunity to convert a one-time interaction into ongoing brand association with Atorva during a condition-specific awareness window that only comes around once a year. A clunky or slow experience at the booth meant an empty pledge wall and a weaker campaign story to report internally.
Technically, the team was also working against a fixed campaign date — National Lipid Day itself — with no room for a slipped launch, and needed the same experience to work consistently across the wide range of devices field reps and physicians carry.
Our Solution
iMobdev treated this as a single-purpose, high-conversion micro-app rather than a general-purpose platform: get a healthcare professional from campaign intro to a shareable pledge photo in under a minute, with zero friction in between.
The app opens directly on the National Lipid Day branding and date, then moves into a lightweight one-time registration capturing just name, employee number, and HQ city — enough for Zydus's field team to track engagement without scaring off a quick, in-the-moment sign-up. From there, a native in-app camera view lets the professional take their own photo against a live preview, with example thumbnails shown alongside to set expectations for framing.
On the UX side, the payoff moment was designed to be the entire point: the captured photo drops into the campaign's signature red ring badge, wrapped with "I pledge to unite against Dyslipidemia" curved text and the Atorva and National Lipid Day marks, producing a personalized image worth sharing. Save-to-phone and Share buttons sit directly below the pledge image so the professional can post it immediately, while the campaign's navy-and-red brand palette stays consistent from the first screen to the last.
For the data layer, registrations sync to a lightweight backend so Zydus's field team can see sign-ups by HQ city in real time during the event, and the generated pledge images are rendered on-device so there's no dependency on server round-trips for the moment that matters most.
Delivery was compressed into a single sprint structure given the fixed campaign date: registration and camera capture were built and tested first, the pledge-badge rendering and share flow followed immediately after, with a final week reserved for device testing across common iOS and Android phones ahead of the National Lipid Day launch.
The Impact
Zydus launched National Lipid Day with a physician engagement tool that turned a passive awareness campaign into an active, shareable moment — registration to pledge photo in well under a minute, on whatever phone a healthcare professional had with them. The field team gained real-time visibility into sign-ups by city during the event itself, rather than waiting on post-event reporting.
The shareable pledge format gave Zydus organic reach beyond the event floor, as physicians posted their own badges to their own networks. iMobdev continues to support Zydus's field marketing team in adapting the same engagement format for future awareness campaigns.
Key Features
What We Built
One-Time HCP Registration
A three-field sign-up capturing name, employee number, and HQ city in seconds.
In-App Camera Capture
Native photo capture with live preview and example thumbnails to guide framing.
Signature Pledge Badge
Captured photos render into the campaign's red ring badge with the pledge statement wrapped around it.
Save & Share Flow
One-tap save-to-phone or direct share so professionals can post their pledge immediately.
City-Level Sign-Up Tracking
Registration data organized by HQ city for real-time field visibility during the event.
Single-Purpose Campaign Flow
A focused, linear path from brand intro to shareable output with no unnecessary screens.
Tech Stack
- React Native
- Node.js
- NANative Camera APIs
- Firebase
- REREST APIs
Screenshots
App in Action
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“The pledge app made National Lipid Day feel like something doctors wanted to take part in, not just read about. iMobdev delivered it fast, and it held up perfectly on the ground.”
Field Marketing Lead
Zydus
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