Case study · 04
Provepharm
A pharmaceutical microsite built on a headless WordPress publishing stack.
View provepharm.vercel.app (opens in a new tab)- Role
- Microsite development & headless CMS integration
- Stack
- Next.js/Vercel · Faust.js · WordPress/WP Engine
- Status
- Used by Provepharm for a period of time
Project brief
A pharmaceutical microsite split cleanly between experience and publishing.
I built this microsite for Provepharm, and the company used it for a period of time. The public experience ran as a Next.js application on Vercel while WordPress served as the headless CMS from WP Engine.
Faust.js connected those two layers so the frontend and its deployment could remain separate from the editorial backend supporting company information, products, news, press releases, and events.
What I owned
The work behind the finished product.
Next.js microsite development and Vercel deployment
Faust.js integration between the frontend and headless WordPress
WordPress editorial backend hosted on WP Engine
Reusable views for corporate, product, news, press-release, and event content
Architecture
A decoupled frontend and publishing architecture.
The customer-facing Next.js application and the WordPress editorial system ran on purpose-built platforms, with Faust.js joining them into one publishing experience.
Selected screens
Provepharm, beyond the opening screen.
Structured product content gave visitors a clear path into detailed pharmaceutical information.
The product experience balanced brand imagery, product information, and required safety content.
WordPress-managed announcements flowed into a focused archive on the decoupled frontend.
Current status
Used by Provepharm for a period of time
The deployed microsite remains available as a reference for the implementation Provepharm used.
Have a similar project?