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Why "move fast and break things" is a liability in regulated industries
How healthcare companies can ship a marketing site quickly without cutting compliance corners
Building for Regulated Industries
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Writing about healthcare web development and building things that work.
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Alma: from a site nobody could change to a content platform the marketing team runs and tests
Three years, a Sanity content platform, six A/B tests in a year, a provider-page test at +55% conversion, and a Gatsby to Next.js migration that kept the CMS.
Migrations
Why Next.js + Sanity for healthcare marketing sites
The stack I build every healthcare site on, explained from the problems it solves: editorial independence, migration safety, compliance, and performance.
Sanity CMS for Non-Technical Teams
Patients, providers, partners: structuring a healthcare site for more than one audience
The persona idea applied to navigation and content structure: how to serve patients, referring providers, and partners from one site without building three.
Sanity CMS for Non-Technical Teams
What a four-month healthcare site migration actually looks like
Assessment, start, staging sign-off, launch, and 60 days of hypercare: what happens at each milestone and what your team has to supply.
Migrations
How the design partnership works on a Dock90 build
Dock90 does not do visual design. Bring your own designer or get paired with one, and the design gets built as a system in code.
Working with Dock90
What to do after an unsuccessful contractor engagement
Website projects fail sometimes. How to review what happened, fix your process, and hire better next time.
Working with Dock90
How to give good feedback as a client
Descriptive feedback, not prescriptive: how to review a website or content round so the work improves instead of drifting.
Working with Dock90