2026 · Case study
Trustasure
Marketing site for an FDA medical-product safety intelligence app.
- Role
- Designer & WordPress developer
- Timeline
- 1 week
- Year
- 2026
- Stack
- 4 tools
TrustasureOverview
The marketing and sign-up site for Trustasure, an app that pulls FDA drug recalls, device alerts, adverse-event reports and live MedWatch feeds into one place. The site has to sell the same product to two very different audiences — a worried parent checking a medication, and a pharmacist monitoring recalls across manufacturers.
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The problem
FDA safety data is public but scattered across FAERS, MAUDE, MedWatch and ClinicalTrials.gov, and the product's value only lands once a visitor sees their own role in it. A single generic pitch would have spoken to neither the public nor the clinical professional.
The approach
Structured the page around audience segments so patients, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, MedTech professionals and enterprises each see their own use case.
Built the whole site in Bricks with Core Framework utilities, so the client can edit copy without a developer.
Gave each FDA data category its own surface — drug recalls, device alerts, food safety, FAERS, MAUDE and cosmetics — rather than burying them in one feature list.
Carried the trust signals the product depends on into the design: named official sources, HIPAA-aware design, and a clear not-affiliated-with-FDA disclaimer.
Results
8 roles
Audience segments addressed
6
FDA product categories covered
Live
In production