Can a booking system be connected?
Compatibility depends on the booking provider and its supported integrations. Confirm requirements, data handling, and access before implementation.
Build a site
search can read.
A dental website must work as well as it looks. Build fast, accessible pages that deliver meaningful content to patients and search engines.
Core headings, treatment information, links, and metadata should be present in the initial HTML response. Interactive enhancements should not determine whether patients can access essential practice information.
Use appropriately sized images, stable dimensions, limited font requests, and restrained scripts. Assess real loading and interaction performance rather than relying on a single score.
Collect only the information necessary for an inquiry. Avoid requesting clinical history through a general marketing form. Review storage, access, retention, consent, and any integration with appropriate legal and clinical guidance.
Map old URLs to relevant replacements, preserve useful content, review canonical tags, and validate sitemaps and status codes. Launch testing should include direct visits to important service pages.
Metrics depend on available tracking and data permissions. Visibility is not the same as a booked patient.
Compatibility depends on the booking provider and its supported integrations. Confirm requirements, data handling, and access before implementation.
Design defines the patient experience and visual structure. Development implements rendering, performance, accessibility, forms, and integrations.
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