Dario Health: a WordPress site that grows with the product
The problem
Dario Health is a digital health company with programs for cardiometabolic health, musculoskeletal pain, behavioral health and GLP-1 care. It sells to employers, consultants and health plans, and to their members. Its marketing site has to keep pace with new solutions, new audiences and new campaigns. I took over Dario's existing custom WordPress theme. Since then I've been the developer who turns the design team's new pages into live, consistent sections.
Industry: Digital health · Services: WordPress development, front-end, scroll animation, forms and integrations · Timeline: 5 years, ongoing · Tools: WordPress, custom theme, ACF, GSAP + ScrollMagic, Google Tag Manager, OneTrust
One hero block, four pages: Home, Dario Move, Employers, GLP-1
Build pages from reusable sections
Pages on dariohealth.com are assembled from the same set of ACF section blocks: hero, text-and-image row, tabs, results, reviews, resources and form. The home page, Dario Move, Employers and GLP-1 all share one hero block, each with its own photo and copy. A new solution page comes together from proven blocks instead of a new template, and spacing and type stay consistent across the site.
The pinned "Our Results" section as it scrolls from Metabolic to MSK
Let the numbers arrive with the scroll
The home page tells its story in motion. Headlines fade up, and an orange line draws under the key word, echoing the logo. In the pinned "Our Results" section, photos slide past behind a frosted card while the numbers switch between Metabolic, MSK and Behavioral Health. I built these with GSAP and ScrollMagic and kept the text readable at every point of the scroll.
The same pages on mobile: Home, Dario Move, GLP-1
Keep forms and tracking reliable
Each solution page leads to one "Request a demo" form, so the forms have to work every time. I connected the site to the Commeet API. I also audited cookie consent: the OneTrust and Google Tag Manager load order, gaps in Google Consent Mode v2, and tracking scripts hardcoded outside GTM.
From "Request a demo" on the GLP-1 page to the demo form
Outcome
Five years on, dariohealth.com covers four solution lines and three audiences on one theme. New pages reuse sections that already work, the motion feels the same from page to page, and the site runs with the consent and tracking tools the marketing team relies on.
The full home page, top to bottom
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Five years of WordPress and front-end work on Dario Health's site: reusable ACF sections, scroll animations, forms and consent tracking.
