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Content architecture and websites for companies working with ophthalmic lenses, equipment, and consumables, where specific technical data and version information are often what people come looking for.

Before surgery, what someone is looking for may be a number.

Common situations for ophthalmology companies

The old constant.

The company updated the recommended constant for a lens model. The website still shows the old one, inside a brochure nobody has checked again.

The equipment version.

A technician needs the manual for a phacoemulsification system with the software version installed on it. The website has a single PDF, with no date.

The patient on the technical page.

Before surgery, a patient searches for “multifocal lens” and lands on a page written for surgeons. Nobody decided what they should find.

FAQ

What does a patient find when they look for information before surgery?

Whatever the company decides to show them, on a path separate from the one for specialists and validated by its medical and regulatory teams.

How does congress material connect to the products?

Each presentation, video, or course is tagged with the products it covers. A lens product page leads to the training material, and the course leads back to the product page.

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