Raspa

Raspa is a pharmaceutical company working to make treatment for cancer and other severe diseases more affordable. Raspa Innovation Lab, its sister organisation, develops new manufacturing processes for mTOR inhibitors.

Neither had a website. The company and the lab each needed their own, and the team wanted to run both from a single CMS rather than maintain two.

Launch two distinct sites that one team can keep up to date from one place.

One headless CMS as the single source for both. Each site is its own Next.js front end with its own design, reading from the same Strapi instance, with media held in Cloudinary.

Two Next.js front ends deployed on Vercel. Strapi manages the content for both sites; Cloudinary stores and serves the media.

• Next.js
• Strapi
• Cloudinary
• Vercel

Live since

2021

Sites on one CMS

2

• Kept the Pages Router. Every page was already static, and with Chakra UI's runtime styling, a move to the App Router would have meant a rewrite for little gain.
• Kept the brand teal, at an accessibility score of 97 rather than 100 — the client's call.
• Every photo now loads at the size the screen needs, in modern formats, and blurs up from an inline preview of about 130 bytes.
• The sitemap and a new /llms.txt are built from the CMS, so new posts and job listings reach search engines and AI assistants within the hour, with no deploy.
• Where the right design wasn't obvious, we built two or three working versions on the live preview, so the client chose with real content on real devices. The others were then deleted.
• Grouped the navigation into About Us and Our Capabilities, and added pages for drug substance manufacturing and quality. Renamed pages redirect permanently, so old links still land.
• The homepage video streams at the quality each connection can carry and starts only after the page has loaded. Under reduced motion, Data Saver or blocked autoplay, it stays a still image.
• Events come from the CMS and sort themselves into upcoming, ongoing and past by their dates. Their pop-up loads on first click, keeping about 35 KiB of JavaScript off most pages.
• On the manufacturing page, the scale-up path from vial to 5 kL fermenter is drawn to scale, each vessel in its real shape.

• Next.js 16
• React 19
• TypeScript
• Chakra UI
• Strapi
• Cloudinary
• Vercel

Next.js

10 → 16

SEO

83 → 100

Accessibility

90 → 97

Performance · desktop · range

96–100

The live homepage · 6 October 2026 · Lighthouse 13.5 and PageSpeed Insights, several runs. Before: Lighthouse on the live site before the work began. Best practices 96–100; Agentic Browsing 3/3. Mobile performance ranged 78–97 across runs; accessibility stays at 97 because the client kept the brand teal.

Screens captured from the live sites.