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HEALTHCARE / CLINIC WEBSITE

Dunn Bay Chiropractic

A calm, coastal clinic website for Dunsborough, Western Australia, with clear service journeys and booking calls to action.

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Project details

Project type
Chiropractic and integrative medicine clinic
Services
  • Web Design
  • Web Development
Industry
Healthcare
Project status
Live client website

Website development by Ghulam Hussain for Dunn Bay Chiropractic & Integrative Medicine in Dunsborough, Western Australia. Presented as selected team work.

OVERVIEW

The situation.

Dunn Bay Chiropractic & Integrative Medicine’s website reflects its coastal setting while helping visitors explore the clinic. The delivered site combines approachable presentation, service information, and clear routes toward booking.

THE CHALLENGE

What was getting in the way.

The constraints that shaped every decision that followed.

  • Introduce a healthcare practice through readable content.
  • Connect the clinic’s coastal identity with its online presentation.
  • Help visitors move from service information to booking.

APPROACH

The implementation approach.

  1. Lead with the clinic

    Coastal imagery and the clinic’s identity establish the setting for visitors.

  2. Make services approachable

    Clear service journeys guide visitors through care information.

  3. Keep booking visible

    Booking calls to action provide the next step alongside the clinic content.

SOLUTION

What was built.

  • A responsive clinic website built with React and TypeScript.
  • Calm coastal presentation for an international healthcare client.
  • Service journeys and booking-focused calls to action.

DESIGN SYSTEM

The visual foundation.

The visual direction and interface choices reflected in the published project.

Direction
Calm, coastal healthcare presentation
Content
Clinic introduction and service journeys
Actions
Visible booking calls to action
Layout
Responsive website interface

TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION

How it is engineered.

  • Frontend

    React.js and TypeScript provide the interface and typed component implementation.

  • Styling

    Tailwind CSS supports the responsive layout and consistent presentation.

FINAL RESULT

What changes.

  • Delivered a live healthcare website for a clinic in Western Australia.
  • Connected clinic information, service exploration, and booking calls to action.
  • Client feedback recognizes clear communication, quick changes, and an easy project experience.

SCREENS

The work, in view.

Project imagery from Ghulam Hussain's portfolio. Portrait and detail frames show crops of the same source screenshot.

Dunn Bay Chiropractic homepage with coastal imagery, clinic introduction, and booking calls to action
Portrait crop of the Dunn Bay Chiropractic portfolio screenshot, not a separate mobile capture.
Detail crop of the same Dunn Bay Chiropractic source image; no additional screen is claimed.

TECHNOLOGIES

Built with.

Chosen for this brief rather than applied to every project by default.

  • React.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Related services

What we learned

The supplied clinic example connects service discovery with a visible next step toward booking. Its coastal presentation gives the website a recognizable setting without replacing readable clinic information. The evidence supports discussing that information-to-action relationship; it does not show how patients performed in a usability study.

Case-study commentary updated 28 September 2026. Based on the supplied project record and assets.

Questions about this project

What does this clinic website help visitors do?

Dunn Bay presents the clinic, explains service journeys and provides booking calls to action within a responsive website. Those elements help a visitor find information before taking the next step. This case study concerns website design and implementation; it does not assess treatment effectiveness or make medical claims.

Does the project prove a custom multi-step appointment system?

No. The available portfolio content establishes booking calls to action, not a custom service, practitioner, date, time and confirmation sequence. Without the booking implementation or approved specifications, we cannot attribute a particular step order to this project. A production booking flow would need its own integration and acceptance checks.

What can we say about the mobile experience?

The project description identifies a responsive React and TypeScript implementation. That supports describing adaptable layouts and booking-focused navigation, but not claiming a measured mobile conversion improvement. Evaluating appointment completion would require access to the actual booking journey and representative device and usability checks.

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