Adjuvant came out of research into how pharmaceutical and biotech companies present themselves online, and out of building pitch sites for two vaccine manufacturers. What those sites needed was not what a generic business template offers. A pipeline has phases. A product has an NDC, a dosage form and prescribing information. A facility has a floor plan and a capacity figure. Leadership pages carry regulatory weight.
- Four formats from one content model. HTML5, Hugo, Jekyll and JBake, generated from the same eleven JSON files, so they cannot drift apart and you are not locked into one toolchain.
- The sections the industry actually needs: pipeline by phase, product catalogue with search and filtering, facilities with an interactive floor plan, leadership, partners, publications, news.
- Interactive 3D that means something: a globe showing distribution reach and a rotating molecule that drives the narrative, both with a still-image fallback when WebGL is unavailable.
- Everything is content, not code. Copy, navigation, SEO metadata and page structure live in JSON. Change the company and you change data files, not templates.
- No build tools you have to adopt. Nothing calls home, no CDN, no npm. Every dependency is MIT and self-hosted; the fonts are open licensed.