01 / Overview
Client project · Organon
An interactive mini game for medical education
Medref is an educational mini game developed for Organon, a United States pharmaceutical company founded in 1923.
The application helps users retain contraceptive medicine knowledge through short interactive questions.
The game runs in Web browsers and on tablets. Unity WebGL powers the game experience, while a Next.js system manages the content.
02 / Challenge
How can medical content become a concise, understandable, and memorable learning experience?
The application needed to work reliably across browsers and tablets while allowing the team to update questions without modifying the game itself.
03 / Goals
- Help users retain contraceptive medicine knowledge
- Work across Web and tablets
- Make content easy to update and manage
- Keep the experience simple and accessible
04 / Technical problems
Ensure the game works well with both mouse and touch screens.
Design a question-and-answer mechanic that is visual and easy to remember.
Synchronize content between the administration system and the game.
05 / Research
We worked with the client to understand how users approach medical information and how it could be converted into short, accessible questions.
Each question follows a clear structure so users can learn and reinforce information over repeated play sessions.
06 / Architecture
The game and content-management system are separated.
- Unity WebGL handles the complete game experience
- Next.js manages question content
- Content updates independently without modifying the game
- Users play directly in the browser
The reference architecture includes:
- Game Client: Unity WebGL
- Content management: Next.js CMS
- Data storage: Question bank
- Deployment: Web & Tablet
Separating content from the game keeps updates fast and reduces the risk of changing the interactive experience.
Platform qualities:
- Safe communication
- Content version management
- Easy updates and expansion
Reference architecture
Content separated from the game
Game Client
Unity WebGL
Content Management
Next.js CMS
Data Storage
Question bank
Deployment
Web · Tablet
07 / Design
The interface is optimized for touch screens with large controls and clear feedback.
Each game screen focuses on one question so users can follow the learning flow without distraction.
Interface gallery
Explore the Medref mini game interface across the Web and tablets. Select an image to view it at high resolution.
2 images
Web & Tablet
02 screens08 / Development
Medref uses Unity WebGL to deliver an application-like experience in the browser.
The Next.js administration system manages the question bank, allowing the client to update content without rebuilding the game.
09 / Optimization
- Optimized Unity WebGL bundle size
- Support for mouse and touch screens
- Content updates independently from the game
10 / Deployment
The game and administration system are deployed separately on the Web.
- Independent content releases
- No game rebuild for question updates
- Consistent browser and tablet access
11 / Scaling
The architecture can be expanded with:
- New question sets
- New learning topics
- New languages
- Learning-result analytics
New educational content can be introduced without changing the core game experience.
12 / Testing
The application is tested across multiple browsers and tablets to ensure a consistent experience.
- Touch controls
- Interface rendering
- Question flow
Every critical interaction is checked before release.
13 / Result
Multi-platform
One consistent experience across the Web and tablets.
Easy to update
Content is managed independently from the game.
Intuitive interaction
A simple interface designed for both mouse and touch screens.
Effective learning
Turns medical knowledge into short, accessible, and memorable question-and-answer experiences.
14 / Lessons learned
An effective educational product must do more than communicate accurate knowledge—it should also motivate people to continue learning. Short interactions, clear feedback, and a simple experience make retention feel more natural.
Our responsibilities
Duration
4 months
Deployment date