WordPress Website Build for a New Jersey Rehab Provider

WordPress Website Build for a New Jersey Rehab ProviderWordPress Website Build for a New Jersey Rehab Provider

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Raja Sheryar

pro

• Oct 22

Behind the build: The Garden Recovery | WordPress Website for a NJ Rehab

The Garden provides drug and alcohol rehab in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. I built their WordPress site with clear levels of care and simple admissions paths.

Under the hood:

• Built the site in WordPress from the design, page by page

• Editable templates, so the team updates content without code

• Speed work: optimized images, caching and lean code

• Responsive layouts checked on desktop, tablet and mobile

What visitors get:

• Levels of care: detox, OP, IOP and partial care

• Mental health programs

• Team, facility tour, admissions and insurance pages

Stack: WordPress, Figma, PHP/CSS where needed

Live: thegardenrecovery.com

What's the first thing you check when a WordPress site feels slow?

Need something similar? Send me a message and I'll reply with a plan.

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Jan Schwoll

• Oct 22

laying the site out by levels of care, detox through partial care, makes the admissions path really clear. did the garden find you, or did you reach out to them?

Raja Sheryar

pro

• Oct 22

Thanks Jan! That was the main decision: families rarely know which level of care they need, so each page answers "is this right for us?" first, then points to one admissions step. On how we connected, it started from their team's brief, and behavioral health is a space I've...

Ali Jaber

• Oct 23

Clear admissions paths matter so much for a rehab site, where people are often reaching out at a hard moment. To your question: the first thing I check is the biggest image on the homepage. Very often it's a 2 to 3 MB photo straight from a camera. After that, whether two caching...

Raja Sheryar

pro

• Oct 23

Thanks Ali, that's my checklist too. The oversized hero image is almost always the first win, and two caching plugins fighting each other is sneakier because each one looks fine on its own. After those I look at heavy page builder output and too many font files.

Ali Jaber

• Oct 23

fonts are a sneaky one too, so easy to end up loading 6 weights when the site uses 2. good chatting Raja, let's stay in touch 👍

Raja Sheryar

pro

• Oct 23

Exactly, and each extra weight is another request before the text looks right. Good chatting too Ali, let's stay in touch.

Nikola Milovanovic

• Oct 20

Travel Agency Website Concept

Completed work

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Shahriar Jubayer Eshat

• Oct 23

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Nikola Milovanovic

• Oct 20

Website Redesign for Optimability, an all-in-one system running your health and performance Optimability is a done-for-you health system for founders, built by Martin Nikolov and Ioan Popov in Vancouver. Instead of giving clients another plan to follow, they handle everything for them: chef-prepared meals, in-home blood tests, personal trainers who come to you, DNA and microbiome testing, a coaching team, and an app that brings it all together. It was up to us to create a completely new flow for the website and add everything that was missing before the redesign, but in a thoughtful and smart way. We rebuilt the website around one goal: show a founder, step by step, that Optimability gives him everything he needs. Full case study coming soon on the website of the agency my friend and I are launching.

Completed work