aspnpain.com: the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience.
Executive summary
ASPN needed its website rebuilt ahead of its 2026 annual meeting. We rebuilt it from the ground up: 361 pages, a conference hub, an interactive agenda, a physician finder, and a rebuilt job board. The new site went from start to live in 14 days, launched with zero downtime the night before the meeting opened in Miami, and every one of the 614 links the society had ever shared kept working.
- 361 pages
- From start to live in 14 days
- 614 legacy links preserved
- Zero-downtime launch, July 15, 2026
The story
This was a fun project, and we were excited to take it on. We built the previous version of ASPN's site, but that was years ago, and the society has grown significantly since: a much larger annual meeting, an international sister society, a growing library of guidelines, webinars, and physician resources.
One goal we set: make the meeting hub for Miami 2026 good enough that attendees would not need a conference app. That meant turning the agenda PDF into an interactive schedule that works on a phone, an events system that keeps itself current, and registration paths that do not dead-end.
What we built
- The interactive mobile agenda that replaced the PDF
- The 2026 Miami conference hub
- A physician finder, built new
- The job board, rebuilt
- A searchable guidelines library
- Newsletter and webinar archives that read like a modern publication
- Every page rebuilt: 361 at launch
- All 614 existing links preserved, machine-verified
- Zero-downtime launch the night before the annual meeting
A look at the site
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