Healthcare
Introduction to Ebola Disease
WHO
A WHO field-training deck. Blue banner headers, outbreak maps, field photography, and stepwise instructional structure — designed to teach fast in difficult settings.
Design System
Color Palette
WHO Blue
#009CDE
Banners / primary
White
#FFFFFF
Backgrounds
Ink
#212121
Text
Outbreak Red
#C8102E
Case maps / alerts
Sand
#E8DCC6
Map terrain tones
Typography
- Headings
- Bold white sans in solid blue banner bars; similar to Noto Sans
- Body
- Regular sans in short instructional bullets
- Notes
- Every slide leads with a full-width blue header band.
Visual Style
InstructionalField-readyDirectHumanitarian
Layout
Blue banner headline, then a photo-plus-map or photo-plus-bullets split; WHO emblem fixed in the footer.
Imagery
Field photography of health workers and communities; West Africa outbreak maps.
Charts & Data
Epidemic curves and case-count maps in red on sand-toned geography.
Source
Frequently Asked Questions
- What colors does WHO use in its presentations?
- WHO's Infectious Hazards Training uses a 5-color palette: WHO Blue (#009CDE) for banners / primary, White (#FFFFFF) for backgrounds, Ink (#212121) for text, Outbreak Red (#C8102E) for case maps / alerts, Sand (#E8DCC6) for map terrain tones.
- What fonts does WHO use in its slides?
- Headings: Bold white sans in solid blue banner bars; similar to Noto Sans. Body: Regular sans in short instructional bullets.
- What is the presentation design style of WHO?
- The deck's visual style is instructional, field-ready, direct, humanitarian. Blue banner headline, then a photo-plus-map or photo-plus-bullets split; WHO emblem fixed in the footer.
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