Industry · Medical technology

For medical technology.

Products that need explaining, long decision paths and a committee looking for reasons to say no. A medical technology company’s presence doesn’t have to be liked – it has to hold up.

Operating theatre with medical equipment

Why it’s different

Experts check your presence very closely.

In medical technology, one person rarely decides. Engineering reads it, purchasing reads it, someone from quality assurance reads it – and each of them is looking for something different.

Engineering wants data, interfaces and standards. Purchasing wants availability, service and references. Quality assurance wants to know whether the documentation is complete.

A site that only promises “solutions for healthcare” loses all three. That’s why I focus less on emotion here and more on documents that are easy to find: data sheets within reach, standards named, contact people with names.

What I do for medical technology

Brand, website and customer portal for medical technology.

Brand & Graphic Design

An identity that shows technical depth and still stays clear – including infographics.

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Web Design & Development

A product catalogue in the CMS, multilingual and with data sheets you can find without detours.

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Portals & Applications

A customer portal for documents, certificates and dedicated contacts.

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What a medical technology presence has to withstand.

Products in the CMS

Every product with its own page, technical data and downloads. Your engineering team adds new variants itself.

Data sheets within reach

Not hidden behind a form. Anyone in an engineering office who looks for a PDF and doesn’t find one keeps searching at the competitor’s.

Infographics

Processes that need explaining, as graphics. The first decision is what to leave out – a graphic that shows everything shows nothing.

Multilingual

German and English cleanly separated, so exports don’t fail because of the website.

Customer portal

A protected area for documentation, certificates and order history – custom-built, not bought in.

Contacts with a face

Every contact person listed with name, responsibility and direct line. In B2B that’s not decoration, it’s the reason for the call.

Careers taken seriously

The skills shortage exists here too. Job ads belong in the CMS, not as a PDF on the side.

Hosting in Germany

Server location, data processing agreement and deletion concept from the start – the questions will come anyway.

An honest assessment

What I can prove here – and what I can’t.

I haven’t worked for a medical technology company yet. What I can prove: a custom-built portal with login, documents and uploads for SangCare, infographics for energy topics that need explaining at ju:niz, and websites in the healthcare sector.

These are the same building blocks – just not in this industry yet.

If you’re looking for an agency with ten medical technology references, you’re better off elsewhere. If you’re looking for someone who builds portal and brand herself, you should talk to me.

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How it works

Four steps, no surprises.

01

Listen

Who reads along, who decides, and where did the last deal nearly fall through? Ideally with someone from sales in the room.

02

Structure

Define product logic, document paths and languages.

03

Design

If helpful, I’ll show you design ideas or a clickable prototype first. I design with your real product data instead of placeholders.

04

Build and hand over

Build, documentation, training. You get all access details and a structure someone else can find their way around too.

Before you get in touch

Are we a good fit?

Good signs

  • ✓Your products need explaining, and you want to explain them.
  • ✓Someone from engineering has time to explain the process to me.
  • ✓Data sheets may be freely accessible.
  • ✓Technical content can be approved without it taking months.

Probably not

  • ×The tender requires references from exactly your industry.
  • ×You need support with MDR compliance or approval.
  • ×Your budget is fixed before it’s clear what you need it for.

The questions that come sooner or later

Answered in advance.

Who owns the site in the end?

You do. Domain, access and content run on your own accounts, and I build the site so someone else could take it over without untangling it first. That keeps you independent of me.

What if I’m not around?

You get all access details, the files and documentation someone else can read. Classes and structure are named so other developers can find their way around.

How long does it take?

That depends a lot on the scope – a website is on a different scale from a portal or an ongoing collaboration. You’ll get a reliable timeframe after our first conversation.

What does it cost?

One-page websitefrom €2,500
Multi-page websitefrom €5,000
Brand design for your companyfrom €3,500
Client portalfrom €10,000
Ongoing supportfrom €350 per month

I’ll give you the exact scope after our first conversation.

Medical technology

Tell me who reads along on your side – and where things got stuck last time.

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