European Endometriosis League
Education and awareness site for a medical league
A clinical-grade site for a pan-European medical organization: education, certification and public awareness for endometriosis, organized around a growing library of masterclasses, webinars and research.
The Challenge
Medical organizations almost always end up with two sites glued together: one “for the public” and one “for professionals”. EEL wanted a single place that gracefully held both audiences, without either feeling out of place. The library also had to grow without the board opening a ticket every time: new masterclasses, webinars archived by year (2020 through 2025), case discussions, paper reviews, industry partners and the annual congress. And, of course, all of it had to be accessible, multi-language ready and fast.
How I Built It
A WordPress build with a clean, content-first information architecture: a global header that foregrounds the four pillars (World of Endometriosis, Masterclasses, Trainee Programme, Webinars) and lets patients branch off into plain-language explanations. A custom content model separates Masterclasses, Webinars by year, Case Discussions and Articles, so the board adds entries through the WP admin, not through a developer. The home page opens with the current fight (“Leading the Fight Against…”) and includes the next EEC congress, the certification path and a feed of the latest news. Accessibility was treated as a requirement, not a checklist: semantic landmarks, focus management, sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation.
Two audiences, one site
A global header built around the four pillars, World of Endometriosis, Masterclasses, Trainee Programme and Webinars, with plain-language branches for patients.
A content model that grows
Masterclasses, webinars by year (2020 through 2025), case discussions, articles and industry partners are separate content types, so new entries never need a developer.
Accessibility as a requirement
Semantic landmarks, focus management, sufficient contrast and full keyboard navigation, on a structure that is ready for more languages.
Results That Matter
Patients and professionals share one site without either feeling out of place. The board adds masterclasses, yearly webinars, case discussions and articles through the WordPress admin, the annual congress and the certification path sit on the home page, and the whole site meets accessibility requirements from semantic landmarks to keyboard navigation.
What I Delivered
- WordPress build with a content-first information architecture
- Four pillars in the global header
- Custom content types: masterclasses, webinars by year, case discussions, articles
- EEC congress, certification path and news feed on the home page
- Accessible: landmarks, focus management, contrast, keyboard navigation
- Multi-language ready
