Calm, trustworthy websites for health and wellness practices.
We build and care for sites for counselors, doctors, optical practices, skin care studios and home care providers. People need to trust you before they book, so clarity, accessibility and reviews matter most.
What usually goes wrong
- Booking that’s awkward on a phone
- Enquiry forms that ask for more than they should
- Accessibility gaps for visitors who need it most
- Stale pages for services and staff
How we help
- Clear service pages and easy booking
- Forms that collect only what’s needed, sent securely
- Accessibility tested against WCAG AA
- AI-assisted edits for staff and hours, approved by you
Questions owners in health and wellness ask
- Does my small business website need to be ADA accessible?If your business serves the public, the US Department of Justice says the ADA covers what you offer online, including your website. There's no detailed federal technical rule for private businesses yet, but DOJ points to the WCAG guidelines as helpful guidance. Aim for WCAG level AA, and fix problems in the site itself. This isn't legal advice.
- Do Facebook and Yelp reviews matter, or only Google?Google reviews usually matter most for a local business, because they sit right on your profile in Search and Maps and Google says they can help local ranking. Other sites still count: customers read Facebook, Yelp and industry sites, and AI tools draw on them. Send most requests to Google, keep other profiles accurate, and reply everywhere.
- How often should I update my website content?Change facts the day they change: hours, holiday closures, services, staff and phone numbers. Read your main pages as a customer would every few months. Add a new useful page when you have something real to say, which for many small businesses is once or twice a month. Changing dates or words just to look fresh doesn't help.
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