Medical research — 2021
German Meningioma Consortium: research website
The German Meningioma Consortium researches aggressive meningiomas, with groups at four DKTK sites and five comprehensive cancer centres. For the research network, I designed an English-language website that explains the disease and the research goals in plain terms and presents the research, publications and team.
Meningioma research, clearly explained
Meningiomas are the most common tumours in the skull and spinal canal. Around 15 per cent come back after treatment, and so far there are no reliable biomarkers to predict this. That’s exactly what the German Meningioma Consortium is working on. Its website is run by the Department of Neuropathology at Heidelberg University Hospital.
Understand first, then research
A site like this isn’t only visited by researchers, but also by people who have just received a diagnosis, and by their families. That’s why the home page first explains in simple words what a meningioma is and why some come back. Only then does it turn to the research.
The design is calm and clear: lots of white, a cool blue and photos from the neuropathology labs. Nothing should distract or frighten anyone; every page has a clear purpose. The entire site is in English.
One consortium, many locations
The About page shows the locations on a map, from Heidelberg via Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Dresden and Magdeburg to Munich, along with the three pillars of the work: biomarkers, cell models and new therapies. Under Research, you’ll find the cohorts and the consortium’s subprojects.
The team is organised by exactly these subprojects, so you can see at once who is researching what. Then there are the publications, each with a link to the paper, and a contact form.
Compact, online since 2021
The site was built at stark.marketing from March 2021 and went online in late summer 2021. Just a few pages, compact and to the point.
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- Year
- 2021
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- Medical research
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