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Breast Reconstruction Options Explorer

Flow diagram of the Explorer: five pathways, one card shape, one comparison table

Five pathways, one shape, one table.

Five breast reconstruction pathways, side by side. Click one, understand it, compare them all.

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

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Problem.

Prepectoral, subpectoral, flap, hybrid, fat grafting. Each one lived in a different article, at a different depth. Comparing them meant reading five pages. One interface should do it.

Craft.

  1. Who it is for.

    Patients who want a clear picture before a consultation, and surgeons who want a shared language for the options in the room. Public on the ABC site.

    Breast Reconstruction Options Explorer showing a selected pathway card
    One pathway open. Comparison table one click away.

  2. Pick a pathway.

    Five approaches as buttons, each with a plain subtitle like Above the muscle. One click opens its card. Nothing to scroll past.

    Explorer with five pathway buttons and the Hybrid pathway card opening
    Step 1. Five options, one click each.

  3. Read one card.

    Same structure every time: what it is, muscle handling, soft-tissue support, key considerations, what it involves and where ABC fits. Links to the deeper guides sit underneath.

    Annotated wireframe of a pathway card: what it is, muscle, support, considerations, what it involves, where ABC fits, guides
    Six answers, same order, every pathway.
    Prepectoral pathway card with muscle handling, soft-tissue support, key considerations and where ABC fits
    Step 2. One pathway, the same six answers.

  4. Compare them all.

    One switch turns the cards into a table: every approach in a row, the same questions in the columns. Same type, colours and components as the rest of the site.

    Wireframe of the comparison table: one row per approach, the same questions in the columns
    Rows are approaches. Columns are the questions.
    Comparison table of five breast reconstruction approaches
    Step 3. Side by side, same questions.

  5. What it is, and what it is not.

    General education, built to support an informed conversation with a surgeon. Not advice and not a decision tool. The page says so plainly, and the structure keeps every option on equal footing.

  6. Why shipping it matters.

    Brand, site and tool from one person. Idea, interface and code without a brief, an agency or a handover. Evidence-led education that feels like the rest of ABC.

    Pathway to comparison table.

Outcome.

Live on the ABC site among the interactive tools. The takeaways: five options, one structure, one table. Everyone walks into the conversation with the same picture.