Begin with the questions people should be able to answer before contacting the practice. They may need to understand an approved service description, find a practitioner, locate the clinic or check practical visiting information. Discovery reviews the current content, important entry pages and the person responsible for maintaining each fact. The site structure should help those tasks without making a visitor interpret an unorganised collection of documents.
The selected commission can include information architecture, responsive visual design, service and practitioner templates, practical information pages, supported contact functions and CMS editing. Existing material and useful addresses receive a deliberate preservation plan for a relaunch. The practice approves the public facts, clinical wording, qualifications and photography; our work organises and implements the agreed presentation.
A public clinic website has a different purpose from a patient account, clinical record or scheduling application. If one of those systems already exists, we inspect the approved public transition before specifying a link or connection. Any additional application work needs its actual access, data and operating requirements. The website can still deliver a complete information and contact journey without adding those private functions.