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2x new patients. 51% higher conversion rate. 29% lower bounce rate. 🚀
That’s the impact my redesign had for a telehealth weight loss brand. Here’s what I changed 👇
Before ❌
- Weak hero with no highlighted treatments and no trust signals
- Generic brand with no memorable visual identity
- Broken composition that felt overwhelming
- Limited social proof, and testimonials that felt AI-generated
After âś…
- Clearer content hierarchy, so users find the right treatment in seconds
- Real social proof and outcome-focused visuals placed at the decision point
- A distinctive visual style that feels premium, not clinical
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2x new patients is a great result. Adding highlighted treatments and trust signals right in the hero is such a simple fix that so many health sites still miss.
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