Transform Your Clinic Operations with a Custom Website Design

Transform Your Clinic Operations with a Custom Website DesignTransform Your Clinic Operations with a Custom Website Design

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DANIEL

• 3h

Salus is a physiotherapy, osteopathy, and craniosacral therapy clinic that didn't have a website. The company they had hired before didn't even manage to finish it.

Talking with Almudena, the owner, I discovered that her biggest problem wasn't just the website: their whole operation was manual. Patient records were on paper, handwritten in pen, and the schedule was kept by hand. That's where I saw I could really help her.

What I built:

Complete website redesign with a modern style, aligned to Almudena's taste.

Online booking system with a payment gateway and an in-clinic payment option.

Client panel: each patient can see their bookings and make new ones directly online.

Gift voucher sales.

Full admin panel: management of each professional's schedule and approval of booking requests without upfront payment.

What she liked most: digitizing patient records from a photo. I recreated the template of their paper records and built a system that reads the photo and fills in the data automatically, to digitize both old and new clients in seconds.

And so it never happens to her again: a form where clients fill in their own record and it gets saved.

I saw the contest two days ago, so I've barely had any time: the project was built in 4 hours and it's already been sold to the client, with whom we'll keep polishing it.

Live URL: https://clinicasalus.base44.app

Completed work

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Blessing Adewale

pro

• Jul 6

New template in the works: Patina.

A Framer template built for estate sale companies and fine auction houses, a niche nobody has really designed for yet.

The whole thing leans into provenance, the idea that every piece has a past worth telling. Warm parchment base, editorial type, curated gallery feel. Less SaaS startup, more auction catalog.

Building this in public as usual. Follow along if you want to see it come together, section by section.

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Amirul Hakim

pro

• Jul 7

Using actual industry metrics like "lots sold" and "sell-through rate" in the hero section is such a thoughtful touch. It shows you really looked into how fine auction houses establish trust, rather than just dropping in generic placeholder stats.

Rajesh Godhaniya

• Jul 6

Before Vs After Redesigned the Hero Section of an Immigration Law Website ⚖️

First impressions matter—especially for legal services.

I redesigned the hero section of ImmigrationLawyersUSA with a focus on building trust, improving visual hierarchy, and making the primary call-to-action more prominent. The goal was to create a cleaner, more modern experience that helps visitors quickly understand the firm's value and take the next step with confidence.

Sometimes, a single section redesign can completely change how users perceive a brand.

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