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ExaShape Evidence Library

Flow diagram of the Evidence Library: three tiers, search and filters, a study, then the citation

Three tiers in, one citation out.

Every study behind ExaShape in one place. Searchable, filterable, and every entry exports as a citation.

Designed by me, built with a little help from AI, for Advanced Biomedical Concept. 2026.

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Problem.

The evidence behind a medical device was scattered across papers, formats and folders. Finding a reference meant starting with a search. Marketing and education needed to start with an answer.

Craft.

  1. Who it is for.

    Surgeons, sales and anyone building education or dossiers who needs a citable study fast, without hunting through a shared drive.

    ExaShape Evidence Library with tiers and filters
    The library, live on the ABC site.

  2. See the whole base.

    One page, three tiers: ExaShape's own record, bovine pericardium peers and industry context. Search by title, author, journal or technique from the top.

    Evidence Library overview with three tiers, search and filters
    Step 1. The whole base, before you dig.

  3. Narrow it down.

    Tier tabs, a category menu, sort, and tag chips like Pre-pectoral or Capsular contracture. Pick a tag and the studies in view update on the spot.

    Evidence Library with the Pre-pectoral tag active and the matching studies in view
    Step 2. One tag, only the studies that match.

  4. Open a study, cite it.

    Every study opens to the same structure: type, sample size, summary, key findings and why it matters for ExaShape. Copy the citation, or export BibTeX or RIS, without leaving the page.

    Annotated wireframe of a study: type, sample size, summary, key findings, why it matters, and the citation buttons
    The same structure for every study.
    Study detail with summary, key findings and Copy citation, Export BibTeX and Export RIS buttons
    Step 3. Read the study. Take the citation.

  5. Where the evidence comes from.

    The tiers never blur. Filter to ExaShape and you see only direct evidence on the mesh. Peers and industry context keep their own lanes, so you always know what kind of study you are citing.

    Wireframe of three tier lanes with the ExaShape lane selected and the others faded
    Three lanes that never mix.
    Evidence Library filtered to the ExaShape tier, with the tier legend above
    Step 4. Every study in its lane.

  6. Why shipping it matters.

    I had to understand the studies to market honestly. Building the library was the fastest way to see what the evidence said, and to put it in everyone else's hands. Designed, built and shipped on the live site by me.

    Filter and browse the library.

Outcome.

Live on the ABC site with the other interactive tools. The takeaways: start from an answer, not a search. One structure for every study. A citation is one click away.