Website and CRM design for a doctors' clinic: 9 page designs for desktop and a phone layout, with appointment booking by doctor and department from every page.
A doctors' clinic website with appointment booking on every page and a CRM behind the form. Plainbuilt designed 9 pages for desktop and the phone layout: home, about us, services, doctors, appointment, contact and news, each with its own URL, so a patient can book, pick a doctor or read about a service without a phone call. The screens below are the design comps: the layout, with placeholder text where the clinic's own copy goes.
The whole site and the CRM behind it, full stack: nine pages for desktop with the phone layout, the appointment form that sits on every page, and the records it writes, so a request made from the services page, a doctor's profile or the home page lands with the front desk in one place. The screens on this page are the design comps the build followed.
From the Appointment button in the header of every page, or from the three Book an appointment tiles under the home hero. The form takes name, gender, email, phone, date, time, the doctor and the department, with a message field, and the clinic's hours for each day of the week sit beside it. The request lands with the front desk in the CRM.
The Doctors page lists each doctor as a card: the photo, the name, the specialty and a View profile link, with the doctor's social links under it, six to a page.
Each service has its own page. The Services page is a grid of six service cards with a photo and a Learn more link; a single service page keeps the list of services in a left rail (free checkup, cardiogram, DNA testing, blood bank, dermatology, orthopedic), so a patient moves between them without going back.
The header carries the emergency number, the work hours and the location above the menu, so the three things a patient calls about are on every page. Then the hero with one call to action, the three booking tiles, a welcome section, the services, the doctors and the news, top to bottom.
News is a blog with a search box, the recent posts and the categories in a right rail, and each post has its own page. Contact has the map, a form and four tiles: emergency, location, email and working hours.
Yes. The phone layout stacks the same home page, and the menu opens as a full-screen list with the Appointment button at its end, so booking is one tap from any page on a phone too.
A patient who has decided to book should not have to look for where. The button is the one filled control in the header, next to the search.
The booking form has the clinic's schedule beside it, day by day, so nobody asks for a slot on a day the clinic is closed.
Each is a page a search engine can index and a patient can send to someone: a service with its own URL, a doctor with a profile.
Designed and built
One outcome per item, dated, or not disclosed: never an estimate.
Nine on desktop: home, about us, services, a single service, doctors, appointment, contact, news and a single news post, plus the phone layout of the home page and the phone menu.
Yes. Plainbuilt designed and built the site and the CRM behind its appointment form, full stack. An appointment request from any page lands with the front desk in that CRM.
Yes: a website for a service business with booking on every page, wired into the CRM the clinic already runs. Book a working session and bring the list of services and doctors.
