Website design for dietitians and nutritionists
A full diary starts with a page that explains your approach without promising miracles.
What your site really needs
Your approach, in your words
What kind of support you give and what you don’t do. Saying the second avoids clients who were looking for something else.
What the first appointment is like
How long it lasts, what is measured, what they take home and when the follow-up is. It is the doubt that holds back someone who has never been.
In-person and online, clearly separated
Each with its price and way of working. If you see clients online, say where you can work from and how follow-ups happen.
Your credentials, clearly visible
Registered Dietitian (HCPC in the UK, RD/RDN in the US) or your nutrition registration. It is free trust, and it separates you from people who can’t show one.
The pages we recommend
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Home
Who you help and how, with the first appointment explained and a contact button on the first screen.
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Consultations and fees
First appointment, follow-ups, packages and online sessions, each with price and length.
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Contact
Form, clinic address with map and opening hours.
Frequently asked questions
Can clients book appointments on the website?
A booking system needs a database and is a custom quote. What is included is linking your site to the booking tool you already use, so clients get there in one click.
Can I publish recipes or articles?
The pack is 3 fixed pages, without a blog. If you want to publish regularly, tell us in the form and we will quote it.
What about my clients’ health data?
No health data is stored on the website: the form only collects name, email and message, and goes straight to your inbox. Your records stay wherever you keep them today.
Will my practice show up on Google?
The site launches with top scores in Google’s technical audits and structured data in place, which is the part that depends on us. Ranking in your town also depends on your content and on time.