Website Design

The purpose of a website today is to get visitors to take action, right then and there. And, since studies show that you have as little as three seconds to grab the attention of a website visitor, you have to ask yourself this: how can I captivate my audience enough to take the first step? […]

Patients are more likely than ever to turn to the Internet to find healthcare providers. Ask yourself these questions: Does your website captivate patients enough to contact your practice over hundreds of others in your area? Does your website provide patients with a clear path to the information they’re looking for? Whether you’re looking to

A recent study by the Journal of Healthcare Management looked at what makes an effective medical website and how consumers rate the sites of some of the country’s hospitals and health groups. According to a report from American Medical News, the study suggests that hospitals and practices should hold a higher value on patients when

When developing your website there are certain elements that you should make sure to include to improve your design and functionality, as well as other elements that you should avoid.   What to have on your website: Priority: Make sure that your website is designed with the priorities of your practice in mind. These priorities

In the early days of the web many sites were created with the simple idea of establishing a presence on a new medium.  Other sites were created with the idea of generating new business or fulfilling some other business function, but little was known about how people used the web and what strategies would maximize