Example project · fictional business
Nidia Cabrera, physiotherapy in Corralejo
A practice with a name and a face. It had to build trust before the first appointment and make clear what it treats, who you'll see and what it costs.
- Type of business
- Physiotherapy practice
- Location
- Corralejo, Fuerteventura
- Package
- Essential
- Languages
- Site in Spanish · treatment in Spanish, English and Italian
- Its trade
- Physio & clinic websites
What it had to solve
Nobody picks a physio on impulse: they arrive in pain and full of questions. Do you treat this? Who will I see? How much is it? If the site doesn't answer, they keep searching. It had to answer all three and put booking one tap away, by WhatsApp or by phone.
Three decisions
Treatments in the patient's own words
“Back pain that won't go away”, not “lumbar pathology”. Each one says who it's for, how it's treated and who treats it, with a WhatsApp link to ask.
An hour with you, in four points
What sets the practice apart fits in short lines: 60-minute sessions, always the same physio, exercises to do at home and a report if you need one.
Prices in plain sight
First visit, standard session and pelvic floor, each with its price and no compulsory packs. Plus how to pay, and an invoice for your health insurer.
What's included
- A long single-page site, designed for mobile first
- Six treatments, each with who it's for and how it's treated
- The team, with their registration and the languages they speak
- Prices, the first visit step by step, and FAQs
- Appointments by WhatsApp, by phone and through a form
- Ready for Google and for assistants like ChatGPT
This practice doesn't exist: it's an example to show you how we work.
The demo works end to end, but the form doesn't send anything.