Website design by industry
Modernize an existing multi-provider practice website: fix an outdated design, untangle overlapping services, and give every provider a page that actually gets found.
A redesign starts with auditing existing pages, providers, and URLs so nothing gets lost, then removes duplicate or competing service pages instead of adding more content on top of the problem.
By Luna Studio · Service framework, not market research ·
Established practices usually have years of pages that were added one at a time: duplicate service descriptions, outdated providers, and inconsistent contact paths. The first job is auditing what exists, retiring what competes with itself, and deciding which pages actually deserve to exist.
This is a different problem than launching a brand-new practice site. The content already exists; it needs structure, not invention.
When more than one provider sees patients, the site needs a directory, individual bios, and a way to route an appointment request to the right person or location without turning navigation into a maze.
What we build
Beyond a static website · Starting at $997
When a static contact form creates manual back-and-forth, a focused Custom Web App ($997) or Full Stack SaaS ($1,997) turns qualification, quoting, booking, or client intake into one repeatable workflow.
Starting at $997 for a focused handoff; $1,997 for an account-based portal
Compare client portal scope, starting costs, buy-vs-build tradeoffs, access permissions, and handoff requirements before commissioning a secure account-based portal.
Starting at $997
Replace scattered booking steps with a focused custom booking app for service businesses, salons, contractors, and appointment-based teams.
These pages cover different patient needs within the same group. Pick the one that best describes your practice.
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Frequently asked
Direct answers to help you choose the right next version.
A redesign starts with auditing existing pages, providers, and URLs so nothing gets lost, then removes duplicate or competing service pages instead of adding more content on top of the problem.
Yes. Provider bios, credentials, and service assignments can be migrated and restructured so each provider has one clear page instead of scattered mentions.
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Starting project prices. Content, tools, hosting, and maintenance are confirmed with your scope.
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