Peak Compounding Pharmacy · Case study
A pharmacy rebuilt around the medication people came for.
- Project overview
- A rebrand and rebuild for a Tampa compounding pharmacy: what it makes, in the words patients use, in English and Spanish, with a telehealth path that hands the patient to a clinic and back again.
- Services
- Naming the work
- Two languages, equally
- The handoff
- Checks that stay
- Date
- September 2026
- Client
- Peak Compounding Pharmacy
- Location
- Tampa, FL
What the site had to do.
Peak makes medication to order: hormone therapy, peptides, weight management, sexual health, skin and general health. The old site sold none of it. The new one had to explain what a compounding pharmacy does in the words patients use, then get out of the way of the two things they came for, which are starting a prescription and asking a question.
A large part of Peak's neighbourhood speaks Spanish, so the site is built twice, page for page, rather than machine-translated on the fly.
- 73Pages, English and Spanish
- 6Compounding categories
- 2Languages, one build
- LiveSince October 2026
What had to change.
The compounds needed a page each, by category, not a paragraph on a services list.
Spanish needed to be a real side of the site, with its own pages and its own search.
The telehealth visit needed a plain handoff, so nobody is left guessing whether they are talking to the clinic or the pharmacy.
Every claim needed to survive a pharmacist reading it closely.
Screens
Both languages, one system.
English and Spanish share a grid, a type scale and a palette, so a page that exists on one side exists on the other with the same weight.
Built for the phone in the queue.
Patients look a pharmacy up standing in a queue or sitting in a car. The address, the hours, the phone number and the way to start a visit stay one thumb away on every page.
Wireframes
The structure underneath.
The same pages with the styling stripped away: one grid, one type scale, and the same set of components on every route.
Visual system.
Peak's green and blue over a deep teal ink, kept clinical rather than cheerful. Archivo sets the headings, Source Sans 3 the reading text, and the photography stays inside the pharmacy.
Type · Archivo
- #033B4A
- #0095DA
- #6EB261
- #E8F1F6
- #FFFFFF
Film
Live, on a foldable and a phone.
Recorded from peakcompoundingpharmacy.com after launch: the homepage and its categories on an open foldable, then the same pages on a phone.
Where it stands.
Peak went live at peakcompoundingpharmacy.com on October 26, 2026: 73 pages across both languages, a search that reads them all, and the telehealth handoff drawn step by step.
The old addresses forward to the matching new pages, so the links and search results patients already had still land in the right place.
How this one came together.
Four steps, and what each one had to settle.
Naming the work
I mapped what Peak actually compounds into six categories a patient would recognise, and gave each one a page instead of a line on a list.
Two languages, equally
I built the Spanish side page for page with the English one, including its own search index, so neither side is a translation bolted on afterwards.
The handoff
I drew the telehealth path as steps that say plainly which part is the clinic and which part is the pharmacy, so a patient always knows who holds their prescription.
Checks that stay
Every release runs its own checks across all 73 pages, so a withdrawn claim or a broken branch cannot quietly come back.
