Saynes–Soriano Dental Clinic

01 — Project overview

The Saynes–Soriano Dental Clinic website gives local patients a welcoming introduction to the practice. Its public pages connect the dentist’s profile with care information, a gallery, practical contact details, and appointment requests.

02 — Problem

A first visit to a dental clinic starts with trust. The website needs to make the people, place, treatment information, and next step easy to understand.

03 — My role

• Frontend development
• Responsive patient journey
• Clear appointment and service navigation

04 — Technical architecture

Frontend

Next.js · responsive clinic pages

Backend

Working appointment-request flow; implementation details are private

05 — Engineering challenge

The interface needs to gather a patient request clearly while reserving final appointment confirmation for the clinic.

06 — Approach

I prioritized the information a new patient looks for first: the dentist, location, care options, and a clear way to enquire. The homepage and supporting pages use the same navigation and appointment cues so the route to contact remains familiar.

07 — Solution

A warm cream, deep green, and gold visual system pairs the dentist’s portrait with clear navigation and prominent appointment actions.

08 — Backend & data

The live clinic website includes a working backend for appointment requests. Submitting a request starts the clinic follow-up process; it does not automatically confirm a booking.

09 — Key features

• Dentist profile and clinic details
• Treatment overview and gallery
• Appointment-request flow

10 — Outcome

The original-domain website offers a cohesive introduction to the practice. Its services page currently marks treatment descriptions as sample content pending clinic review.

11 — What I learned

For a local healthcare website, clarity is more useful than an elaborate booking claim. The content and calls to action should show exactly what is available and what still needs clinic approval.