Medical website

Optometrist website redesign project

Golden Optometric Clinic, situated in the heart of downtown Golden, BC, is a distinguished eye care provider offering an extensive array of services, such as eye examinations, eyewear selection, and EyeSafe program membership.

As the clinic transitioned to a new office space, they sought a revamped website that provided a clean, modern, and approachable aesthetic. It was important the website was able to accommodate additional features like online booking and a shopping platform while effectively highlighting their services.

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Modern & inviting visual identity

The design prioritized a visually appealing and user-friendly website, seamlessly integrating local imagery to emphasize the clinic's deep connection with the community and its commitment to sustainability and local contributions. Genuine testimonials from community members were interspersed throughout the site to accentuate the clinic's positive impact and esteemed reputation.

A clean design featuring strategic color choices, such as soothing blues and neutral tones, struck a harmonious balance between professionalism and warmth, steering clear of an excessively clinical atmosphere.

The combination of a clean design, deliberate color choices, and local imagery culminates in a distinctive and captivating experience for visitors, further solidifying Golden Optometric's prominent standing within the local community.

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“Brittany was great to work with for our website redesign. She was professional and made any changes we needed very quickly. She went above and beyond to make sure we had all our information updated in time for our move to a new clinic space.”

- Dr R Kolbenson, Business Owner

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