Selected work

Work that holds
a little care.

A few of the practices we have built for. Different modalities, different rooms — the same attention to how it feels to arrive.

Client names are withheld by agreement. Concept directions shown.

Every project is scoped, quoted, and handed over the same way.

A closer look

Different rooms,
the same care.

A laptop on a sunlit oak desk showing a therapist website homepage headlined “A space for thoughtful, gentle healing”, with a portrait and a booking button.

Solo practice · Brand & website

A Space for Thoughtful Healing

A quiet first screen for a solo therapist: one promise, one portrait, one booking step.

A hand on a laptop trackpad, on a travertine table, showing a therapy website with the headline “Find Your Center” and a Book Now button.

Solo practice · Website design

Find Your Center

A one-screen hero that holds the promise, the room and the booking action in the same view.

Laptop on a travertine desk showing a holistic therapy website with the headline “Mindful Balance” and a soft fabric photograph.

Holistic therapy · Brand & website

Mindful Balance

Texture instead of stock photography, with the practice name doing the work of the headline.

A tablet lying on a travertine table showing a holistic therapy website with the headline “Space to breathe, heal, and become”.

Holistic therapy · Responsive design

Mind & Space

The same welcome at tablet size, where a first visit often actually happens.

A laptop resting on a stack of books showing a therapy website headlined “Holistic Therapy for Inner Alignment”, with a landscape photograph and a booking button.

Holistic therapy · Website design

Inner Alignment

An approach-led hero, with a second, quieter line of copy for the visitor who reads before booking.

Laptop on a travertine table showing a therapy practice website with the headline “Nurturing the Mind, Restoring the Soul” and a practitioner portrait.

Group practice · Website design

Nurturing the Mind

A portrait-led hero with room to add clinicians without redesigning the front page.

A tablet resting on a stack of books on a wooden table, showing a therapy website headlined “Cultivate Calm” with a small photograph.

Solo practice · Copy & design

Cultivate Calm

A type-first layout for a practice with little photography of its own.

Laptop on a stone table in a softly lit room showing a psychotherapy website for Mind & Motion with the line “A thoughtful approach to psychotherapy”.

Psychotherapy · Website design

Mind & Motion

A two-column hero that shows the room and the people without a carousel.

Laptop on a pale stone table showing a solo practitioner's website headed “Reclaim Your Calm”, with the name Sophia Chen, PhD and two photographs.

Solo practice · Brand & copy

Reclaim Your Calm

The clinician’s name sits above the promise, so a visitor knows who they would be talking to.

A tablet on a stack of design books showing an LMFT practice website headlined “The Space Within” with a practitioner portrait.

LMFT practice · Brand & website

The Space Within

Name, promise and portrait above the fold, built for clients who choose a person.

How a project unfolds.

The same four steps on every project, whatever the scope.

01

Listen

Your clients, your referrals, and the constraints you work within.

02

Map

Page structure and content agreed before any pixels.

03

Design

Layouts built in the browser, reviewed with you as we go.

04

Refine

Two rounds of feedback, then a clean handover.

Keep going

The quotes, the niches
and the detail.

Projects only tell you so much. These pages show who we build for, what clients said afterwards, and how each piece is scoped.

In their words

Six practices on what changed after launch.

By practice

One home for a whole team.

By practice

Built for a practice without a postcode.

Your practice next

Let’s make the next one
yours.