Cost-effective Doctor Website Maintenance services!

Be educational

Your website should make it very simple to access fundamental information. Your phone number, physical location, and hours of operation are almost certainly the primary reasons patients visit your website, and as such, these details should be prominently displayed on every page.

Another reason that new or prospective patients would visit your website is to learn more about your practise. We make sure your website includes bios for each doctor, information about what makes your medical practise unique, information about the insurance you accept, information about your cancellation policy, and recommendations on how to prepare for visits.

Employ a responsive design strategy

This is not a reminder to reply promptly to web enquiries; that is a given! Responsive web design is a kind of web design that enables your website to adapt to the device on which a user is seeing it. If your site is designed responsively, users will view the same information regardless of whether they are on a smartphone or a desktop, without scrolling or zooming.

Responsive design is critical for physician website design, since the amount of individuals viewing websites through smartphones and tablets continues to grow. Without responsive design, you risk losing a significant portion of your mobile visitors who get annoyed and leave.

Establish a series of topic-specific pages

If your medical practice's website has smaller than five pages, you're probably not creating a strong first impression. There are a variety of factors that contribute to the uniqueness of your practise, and a website provides an excellent chance to convey them.

We avoid the error of listing several subjects on a single page. That is detrimental to both search engine optimization and usability! We ensure that you have a distinct page for each doctor in the practise, as well as for insurance information and appointment preparation.

Create a squeaky-clean design

Would you let patients inside your office if it was cluttered, disorganised, and unorganised? Similarly, the same impression should not be about your website.

Your website serves as a virtual extension of your practise. We ascertain that you are conveying the correct message to your guests by maintaining a clean and ordered appearance, rather than a chaotic one!

Make clear calls to action

Each page of your website should have a clear call to action. What is the optimal next step once a user has read the about us section? Is it to discover more about your physicians, to see which insurance plans they take, or to make an appointment?

Whatever the next logical step is, we provide a clear call to action on the page that simplifies navigating from that page to the one you want them to view. For instance, if your website allows users to book appointments, it could be a good idea to include a link to the "how to prepare for your appointment" page on the confirmation page they get after successfully arranging an appointment.

Feature a contact form

This is a pretty straightforward best practise for physician web design, but one that is usually missed. Without a doubt, your website should have a contact form.

It is not sufficient to offer a contact email address. This just adds more effort for the user, thus decreasing the likelihood that they will contact you. Having a contact form on your website is critical so that the visitor does not have to leave the site to send you a message!. We ensure that your website has proper contact form as per the user requirements.

Accurately represents the practice

One last piece of advice we follow for maintaining and designing a doctor website is to ensure that the website appropriately portrays your practice. Steer clear of stock photos and free internet graphics. We Utilize high-resolution images of the office wherever feasible to ensure that visitors do not have false expectations or feel mislead when they walk in for an appointment.

Adhere to a consistent design and messaging

Not only we ensure that your website's message is consistent throughout all of its pages, but also see that the design aspects are constant. Each page should have the same font size and style. Inconsistent style confuses users and gives the impression that the website is not unified.

Facilitate navigation

It is great practise to have many pages for each particular subject you want to address on your website. This, however, will be of little use if you have poor navigation.

Bear in mind that the purpose of physician website design is to improve the patient experience in your clinic. If your website is difficult to browse, your patients will lose interest in your site and practise.

Simply because you can browse your website effortlessly does not guarantee that others can. We consider your patient base's key demographic and encourage friends and family members who fall into that category to visit your website and identify certain pages. Inquire of them how simple or difficult it was for them to go to the pages you suggested they discover. This may assist you in making significant improvements that enhance each visitor's experience.