A children's clinic site that reads like a storybook and books consultations.
Life Net UnitedLife Net United is a child and family psychology clinic serving Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. The site had to help parents using education scholarships understand what the clinic offers, and give school districts a separate path.
| Client | Life Net United, Hildale, UT |
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| Sector | Child and family psychology, speech, evaluations |
| Service | Web design · illustration · build · SEO articles |
| Year | 2026 |
| Stack | Static HTML/CSS, View Transitions, Vercel |
| Delivery | 5 weeks, Phase 1 fixed scope |
The situation
Three audiences arrive at the same site with different questions: parents with an education scholarship, parents seeking an evaluation, and school districts that contract services. Each needed its own path.
What had to be true
Make a clinic feel warm and trustworthy to a worried parent without looking childish to a district administrator, and collect zero health information on the marketing site.
The work
A storybook direction
Cream paper, navy ink, gold accents, and thirteen illustrations, including a brain that grows into a tree. Chapters instead of sections.
Six service pages and five articles
Educational services, evaluations, speech and language, social-emotional support, autism and special education, and school districts, each with its own schema.
Page transitions
Cross-document view transitions so each chapter card flows into its page.
Calls we made, and why
| No health data on the marketing site | Booking and anything sensitive live in the clinic's practice-management system. The site collects nothing it should not. |
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| Accessibility as the standard | WCAG 2.1 AA targets, because a disability-services provider should meet them. |
What we can source
- Fifteen pages live, six service pages, five articles, all in the sitemap.
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