A corporate section built for a regulated sector
History, activity and operational scale sit alongside the company’s compliance posture rather than as an afterthought. For a business built on immunotherapy, credibility depends on showing both what it does and how carefully it operates — so the two live side by side instead of on separate, hard-to-find pages.
Ethics and compliance, clearly accessible
The code of ethics and compliance framework have their own dedicated area rather than a footer PDF, giving healthcare partners and auditors a direct, citable reference point.
Two audiences, two experiences
Patients researching allergies, prevention or probiotics browse plain-language content with no login required, while the material clinicians actually need sits behind its own gate. Mixing the two would have diluted both.
A private area built around how clinicians work
Clinical resources, training and prescribing tools sit behind authentication, so healthcare professionals land in a working environment rather than a public-facing homepage.
A structured bibliographic bulletin
Scientific publications are organized by year and month with structured summaries, giving the platform an ongoing reference function for clinical updates in allergology.
A news channel for ongoing sector activity
Conferences, clinical developments and institutional updates run through a single channel that keeps the company visible within a specialised medical community, not just to search engines.
A blog structured around patient questions
Rather than generic health content, the blog addresses the specific questions people search for around allergy conditions, extending the brand’s credibility beyond the product pages.
One contact form, correctly routed
General inquiries and physical location details sit together, so visitors reach the right place on the first attempt rather than guessing between a generic contact page and a careers page.
A recruitment channel kept separate from customer inquiries
Job applications run through their own structured channel, so hiring interest never gets mixed in with clinical or commercial requests.
E-commerce built into a pharma corporate site
A side-cart and custom checkout add a direct sales channel to what would otherwise be a purely informational site — proof that Code builds commerce logic into regulated-sector platforms, not just brochures.
A single entry point to the group’s country sites
Instead of forcing visitors to search for the right country site, a single navigation layer routes them to their region automatically, reinforcing one global identity across markets.
Built for multiple access levels
Corporate content, professional documentation and patient information all live in one system but behave as if they were separate — a direct requirement of working in a regulated environment.
One platform, two audiences, one team managing it
Public content and the restricted professional area are both managed from the same dashboard, so the client’s team doesn’t need two separate systems to keep the site current.
A site that keeps evolving after launch
Code maintains the platform on an ongoing basis — one of several Allergy Therapeutics projects handled over multiple years, including the technical consolidation of two older WordPress installations into the single base now in production.
