Is Your Pharma Website Optimized for Users?

Listen for insights on how improving the website for your product can benefit end users, as well as your company.

Being newly diagnosed with a chronic condition is a frightening concept for most individuals. However, understanding its therapy can be a potential stress-reliever. Secondary to one’s healthcare provider, a pharmaceutical website can be a key contributor for a patient to understand a new therapy, its potential side effects, and available financial assistance. Unfortunately, many pharmaceutical websites are not optimally presented to the end user. For instance, navigation panels are unintuitive, critical information is obscured, and the important safety information is often distracting. This can cause the user confusion and frustration on top of the stress already caused by learning to manage a chronic condition.

Revisit our recorded webinar to hear concepts of information architecture and how they can be applied to improve a pharmaceutical website. We present an expert analysis of common design challenges observed in the industry. We uncover why a site’s design can be a barrier to therapy, and how it can negatively impact the end user and manufacturer. We then explain how applying a targeted information architecture structure, coupled with user testing, can provide long-lasting benefits to users.

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