Sep 18, 2025
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GPnotebook by OmniaMed
Completed

GPnotebook by OmniaMed

$100,000+
more 1 year
United Kingdom
6-9
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Service categories
Service Lines
Web Development
Domain focus
Healthcare
Frameworks
Node.js

Challenge

  • The existing legacy CMS could not scale: content updates required developer involvement, making content publishing slow, costly, and inefficient.
  • Supporting regulatory needs like Continuing Professional Development (CPD) meant content often needed quick updates and versioning.
  • Multiple sub-brands (TV, Podcast, etc.) were managed separately across domains, leading to fragmentation.

Solution

  • Migrated GPnotebook to a modern, composable architecture using Next.js for the front end and Sanity as the headless CMS, enabling fast, reliable content delivery and flexible content workflows.
  • Implemented Algolia search to handle the large volume of clinical content and provide fast, relevant search results.
    Introduced internationalization/localization support to serve content in multiple regions (UK, Australia, etc.) and languages.
  • Designed editorial workflows (author, editor, approver roles), improved content migration, and unified all sub-brands under a single platform.
  • Prioritized performance: optimized bundle size, improved rendering, adopted server-side rendering and static generation, reduced front-end overhead, and enhanced SEO readiness.

Results

  • Faster time-to-market for content updates; editors can now publish without developer involvement.
    Significant cost savings in maintenance and operations.
  • Unified platform with consistent branding and UX across sub-brands, simplifying management and improving coherence.
  • Scalable foundation for growth: handling high traffic, multilingual content, and new features more easily.
  • Improved search, localization, and performance metrics, enhancing usability and user satisfaction across GPnotebook’s global audience.