PhysioRelief — clinic website design and implementation
Project date: January 2026
PhysioRelief is a physiotherapy clinic in Richmond Hill, Ontario. I designed and implemented its website, covering the site structure, the responsive design and build, the organization of the service pages, and the technical and local SEO foundations.
The scope was the website itself. No clinical or medical work formed part of this project, and no patient, traffic or business outcomes are claimed.
My contribution
- Website structure and information architecture
- Responsive design
- Website implementation
- Service-page organization
- User experience design
- Technical and local SEO foundations
Approach
A clinic site is mostly used by people looking for one specific thing — a treatment, a location, a way to get in touch — so the structure was built around those paths before any visual design was applied.
Service pages were organized so each treatment area has its own clear page rather than being buried in a single list, which helps both visitors and search engines understand what the clinic offers.
Implementation was responsive from the start, with the technical and local SEO foundations — structure, metadata and local relevance — put in place during the build.
Deliverables
- Designed and implemented clinic website
- Responsive layouts across devices
- Organized service page structure
- Technical and local SEO foundations
Tools and systems
Front-end web development tooling, Responsive design and layout tools, Technical SEO and validation tools