Brief
A full Next.js rebuild of the marketing site for Dimlang, an enterprise Claim Intelligence platform that tracks approved scientific claims back to their source evidence across a life-sciences organization's systems (Veeva, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Salesforce), for a buyer that reads risk before it reads design.
Materials
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Vercel
Constraint
An already-approved, hand-authored static site existed and had to survive the move to Next.js untouched: same class names, same design tokens, same page structure, route for route. Not a redesign — any visual drift would have meant re-litigating decisions Medical Affairs and Regulatory had already signed off on.
Form
A deep jungle-green and brass palette lifted from the company's namesake, Mount Dimlang; Cormorant Garamond for editorial headings, Jost for body copy, IBM Plex Mono for kickers and labels; waypoint-mark iconography and a contour-line watermark carrying the mountain/survey motif into every route, not just the hero.
Outcome
Live at dimlang.vercel.app, presenting Dimlang's Claim Intelligence platform across platform, solutions, and consulting pages to Medical Affairs, Regulatory, and Scientific Communications teams.
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