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House Call Physiotherapy

A fluid website for a mobile physio practice

A website for a mobile physiotherapy practice, built to feel fluid from the first scroll. It went from first commit to launch in under three weeks.

Home pageOne line, three ways to get in touch, and the brand circle with its tagline turning slowly around it.
We come to youAs you scroll, a dot follows the road to the House Call mark and the section makes its point in three lines.
Page changeThe page you leave closes into a circle at the spot you clicked, and the next one settles in underneath.

Fluid from the first scroll

The site moves as one piece. Scrolling is smoothed, headings arrive word by word, and the ring of type around the brand circle peels away as you scroll and re-forms as the enquiry badge in the corner. Its arrow turns as it travels and settles when it arrives.

Pages that hand over

Changing page never cuts to white. The page you leave closes into a circle at the point you clicked, the next one settles in underneath, and the header and badge carry across.

Further down, a road inks itself in as you scroll, and some sections pin in place while their steps slide past sideways.

A change record for every round

Every round of feedback came back as a dated change record: each change grouped by page, with a before and a now, and a note of where and when it landed. Requests from the client sat beside the improvements I made on my own, so nothing got lost between calls and nobody had to remember what had changed.

Under three weeks

From the first commit to launch took under three weeks, with five rounds of changes along the way. The site is live in production.