Template gallery, nine styles
Every template below uses the same fictional demo practice, Dr. Jane Rivera's Rivera Menopause Telehealth, so you can compare pure design. Photo slots are placeholders; your real photos and copy replace them. Pick the one that feels like your practice and we'll tailor it.
Literary warmth: watercolor hero art, arched portrait frame, numbered editorial columns, and generous serif headlines. Feels like a beautifully typeset magazine feature about your practice.
Best for: practices that lead with story and bedside manner, physician-writers, newsletter-first brands.
Sharp, precise, credible: a split hero with a practice welcome video slot, crisp grid lines, data-flavored stat callouts, and teal-on-navy typography that reads like good research.
Best for: evidence-forward physicians, second-opinion practices, doctors with a research or academic background.
Huge airy light-weight headlines, arched photo masks, sage tones, and acres of whitespace. The calmest page in the gallery; nothing shouts, everything breathes.
Best for: calm, low-pressure consult styles, mindfulness-adjacent practices, doctors who hate salesy websites.
The pink one: blush and rose washes, delicate floral line accents, plum text, and a romantic serif with italic flourishes. Feminine and polished without being precious.
Best for: feminine boutique brands, concierge practices, doctors whose Instagram already leans pink.
The floral one: graceful hand-drawn stems and blooms framing every section, cream and deep green with petal-pink accents, and an arched photo trio in the hero.
Best for: integrative or lifestyle-leaning practices, garden-club warmth, brands that want floral without pink.
Vogue-adjacent: massive headlines, asymmetric editorial grid, hairline rules, huge pull quotes, one saturated fuchsia accent, and a tall dramatic portrait crop.
Best for: media-savvy physicians, podcast or press-featured doctors, brands that want to look like a cover story.
Spa-level luxury: centered symmetry, gold hairline rules, small-caps details, a framed welcome-video slot, and Cormorant elegance throughout. Whispered, never loud.
Best for: concierge and med-spa-adjacent practices, premium cash-pay positioning, aesthetic-medicine crossovers.
Designed for patients 60 and up: 19px base type, a hyperlegible body font, oversized buttons, warm corals and golds, sunrise-arc art, and a phone-help option built into booking. Accessibility as a design feature, not an afterthought.
Best for: practices serving 65+, late-menopause and bone-health focus, patients who find most medical sites hard to read.
Warm and rounded: scalloped section edges, sunny yellow and coral, hand-drawn squiggles, overlapping circle photo frames, and speech-bubble testimonials. Approachable without being childish.
Best for: group-visit and community-centered practices, doctors with a big supportive Facebook group, first-timer-friendly brands.