Project Overview
The Seville Pharmaceuticals Website was one of my earliest projects at BUILD, designed to establish an online presence for Seville Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a company specializing in anti-infectives, anti-allergy medication, women’s health, and primary care solutions.
Since this was a basic HTML/CSS website with no Content Management System (CMS), all updates—especially for new products—had to be manually coded. I was responsible for:
- Website UI Design: Developed a clean, pharmaceutical-friendly aesthetic with a trustworthy and professional look.
- Front-End Development: Built the website using HTML and CSS, ensuring a structured, easy-to-navigate layout.
- Product Photo Enhancement: Edited and optimized product images for clarity and consistency.
Despite its static structure, the website effectively served its purpose as an informational platform, helping Seville Pharmaceuticals promote its product lineup and company details.
Seville Pharmaceuticals Website
Home Page
Key Features
- Straightforward Navigation: Features sections for company information, product categories, and contact details.
- Product Showcase: Displays pharmaceutical offerings across anti-infectives, anti-allergy, women’s health, and primary care.
- Manual Updates: All new product additions and edits required direct HTML updates, making this site an early-stage, static web project.
- Brand-Aligned Visuals: The design uses a fresh blue-green color scheme, reinforcing a clean, health-conscious aesthetic.
Design Contributions
Since this was one of my first web development projects, my goal was to create a functional yet visually appealing website for Seville Pharmaceuticals. The UI was structured for clarity, ensuring that medical professionals and consumers could easily find the right product categories. Additionally, I enhanced the product photos, refining the visuals to improve presentation and consistency across the site.
Disclaimer: This is not a personal project but is designed and developed under BUILD for its client/s. All images and content belong to BUILD and/or the client unless otherwise stated.
