Physiotherapists and practices
Seen quickly, clear on reimbursement and online booking. Four fictional businesses, four very different sites: from five pages to a site with more than ten pages. Whatever you come up with, we can make.
Fysiotherapie Beweegkracht
Physiotherapy practice. At a physiotherapist you mark on a body chart where it hurts, and with a goniometer the therapist measures how far you can move again. That’s why this site opens with that body chart as a symptom finder, including what it costs you with your insurance, and you see recovery the way the practice measures it: in degrees.
See example →Praktijk Rust & Ruggengraat
Exercise therapist. A thin plumb line runs from the name through Selin’s portrait and through every page, as in a posture assessment, with a drawn spine that lights up where the topic is. Calm, straight and personal: you see straight away that this is about posture, breathing and your back, and about one therapist who takes the time.
See example →Kinderfysio Huppel
Children’s physiotherapist. This site revolves around the wobble board from the exercise room: birch wood, blue gym mats and foam orange, with real milestones per age and the lines from a school exercise book. So as a parent you see straight away that the exercise here is serious, and that for your child it feels like play.
See example →Podotherapie Stap voor Stap
Podiatrist. This site is built as a single step: every chapter is a phase of the gait, from heel strike to toe-off, and everywhere you see the pressure measurement as a dot grid, just as your own feet appear on the pressure plate. Midnight blue and cork come from the workshop where the insoles are made: clinically precise, but warm.
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