ASAPbio faced a digital organization crisis that threatened their ability to effectively serve their scientific community. Their WordPress site had accumulated over 350 pages and blog posts over the years, creating an overwhelming content landscape where valuable resources were buried and difficult to find.
The messy site architecture meant pages and posts were miscategorized, making navigation frustrating for researchers seeking specific information about preprints, peer review, or open science practices.
The generic WordPress template and scattered brand presentation failed to reflect the sophisticated, evidence-driven approach that defined their scientific mission. Without visual cohesion or a clear identity system, the site looked more like an academic blog than the authoritative resource center it had become for the global life sciences community.
This disconnect between their important work and their digital presentation undermined their credibility and made it harder for scientists to trust and engage with their resources.
Key challenges included:
- Outdated and generic WordPress template that lacked professional polish
- Overwhelming content volume with over 500 pages and posts that buried valuable resources
- Messy site architecture with miscategorized pages and posts making navigation difficult
- Generic branding without visual cohesion or professional identity
- Lack of effective content organization for their diverse scientific community
- No systematic way for users to find and filter relevant research resources