L’Internat de Paris
A media website and publishing platform bringing together medical articles, authors, journals and videos.
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Our contribution
Website design and publishing platform development.
L’Internat de Paris serves physicians and medical residents. It publishes specialist articles, clinical features, a quarterly journal and video content. The website needs to connect these formats while preserving the context of each publication.
Disphere designed the website and built its content management platform. The work covers both the reading experience and the organization of articles, authors, specialties, journals and videos for the editorial team.
Browse by specialty
Readers can browse the main homepage or go straight to their discipline. Each specialty has its own space, bringing together relevant publications with dedicated navigation for articles, webinars and forums.
Article search and author pages provide other ways into the editorial archive. Content stays connected to its specialty and contributors beyond its time on the homepage.
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Make room for the article
Medical articles can be long and detailed. Their pages highlight the title, authors, publication and update dates, with a table of contents for jumping to a specific section.
On the publishing side, the platform manages content and its links to authors and specialties. This structure carries through to the website: readers can identify a contributor and continue exploring the same field.
From journals to video
The quarterly journal keeps its issue-based structure: a cover, a table of contents and links to the featured articles. Readers can open a specific issue or browse earlier editions.
Webinars and the Med Talk series have their own sections. The website brings the publication’s formats together, with distinct paths for reading an article, browsing a journal or watching a video.
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