Movement & confidence
A clear treatment-led website, with space for practitioner profiles and a direct route to book.
Independent design for health & wellbeing
YOUR CARE.
YOUR CHARACTER.
Websites & digital systems for clinics, spas and wellness businesses.
Make your services clear. Help people take the next step.
Built around the businesses that care for people
PhysiotherapySpas & massageYoga & fitnessHair & beautyWellness brandsSpecialist care
Services
A considered website.
A clear next step.
A new website, a focused redesign or a better booking route. We agree the work around your business, your audience and the tools you already use.
01Website design & development
Clear page structure, considered design and layouts that work on phones as well as larger screens. Treatments, practitioners, prices and locations organised for your audience.
New websites and focused redesigns.02Booking & enquiry connections
Connect your website to the booking service you already use. Make appointment and class-booking links visible, explain the available options and provide an agreed contact route.
Links and supported embeds; deeper integrations assessed separately.03Content & search foundations
Shape your supplied information into useful pages. Clear headings, page titles, image descriptions and practical details help visitors understand your business.
Professional and clinical statements remain subject to your approval.04Website updates & ongoing support
Plan how services, classes, prices, photographs and opening hours will be kept current. Handover and any ongoing support are agreed before launch.
Defined support scope, editing arrangements and provider costs.
About Telveni
Hi, I’m Tina.
A different perspective.
A physiotherapist and yoga teacher.
I also have a background in UX design and more than a decade running an online business.
I know how much explanation can sit behind a seemingly simple service. A good website helps people understand what you offer, what to expect and how to get in touch.
At Telveni, I bring that understanding to the content and design. You work directly with me, with any additional technical support agreed as part of the project.
Physiotherapy & yogaMSc Physiotherapy, Glasgow Caledonian University. Certified yoga teacher.
UX designProfessional Diploma in UX Design, UX Design Institute.
E-commerceMore than a decade running a handmade online business.
Health communicationProfessional practice and writing about pain, movement and everyday wellbeing.
Design exploration
Different businesses.
Different characters.
Three illustrative website directions. Hover to bring an iPad forward, then click to see the design in detail.
A calmer, brighter you
A warmer approach to massage and wellness, built around the setting and treatment experience.
Stronger body. Calmer mind.
A bold direction for yoga and fitness, with class information and a clear path to the timetable.
Working together
From the first brief
to the handover.
You work directly with Tina. The pages, content, booking connections, costs and responsibilities are agreed before the build starts.
Start with your business.
Review your services, audience, website and existing tools. Identify what visitors need and what you want to improve.
Put the scope in writing.
Agree the pages, connections, timeline, content responsibilities, revision rounds and project fee.
Create, review and test.
Develop the design with your feedback. Check content, phone layouts, navigation and the agreed contact and booking routes.
Leave you with a plan.
Publish, explain access and ownership, and agree how future content edits and support will work.
4Focused services
3Design directions to explore
6Health & wellbeing sectors
What the work gives you
A useful website.
Beyond the first look.
Visitors should understand what you offer, what to expect, where to go and how to book. Those details shape the build.
Your services
Treatments, classes or products explained in familiar language.
Your people
Real photographs, practitioner introductions and approved qualifications.
Your booking route
Clear connections to your existing appointment or class-booking provider.
Your handover
Defined account ownership, editing arrangements and support scope.
Questions
Before your
project begins.
Can we keep our current booking software?
Often, yes. The first step is to check how it connects to your website. A direct link may be enough; supported embeds and deeper integrations need their own feasibility check and scope.
Do we need a full website rebuild?
Not necessarily. If a few better pages or a clearer booking route address the priority, a focused improvement may be more useful. Access and platform restrictions are checked first.
Can the website handle patient information?
Clinical intake should stay in your approved systems. Any enquiry form is scoped around the information it needs, where that information goes and your privacy requirements. Patient portals and clinical software require a separate specialist project.
Who owns the domain and website accounts?
Ownership and access are written into the agreement. The preferred approach is for your business to hold its domain and provider accounts, with delegated access for the project.
What does the business need to supply?
Your logo, approved service information, prices where relevant, photographs you have permission to use, contact details and existing booking links. One person should be responsible for consolidating feedback and approving the content.
What happens after launch?
The agreement sets out handover, the period for reporting faults in the agreed work, and any ongoing support. New content, extra features and provider subscriptions are defined separately.
How much does a project cost?
The price depends on the number of pages, the content, the platform and any connections. After a short discussion, you receive a written proposal showing the project fee and separate ongoing costs.
Ready to start
your project?
Tell us about your business and what you would like your website to do better. A short conversation is a good place to begin.
Discuss your websiteYour project
Tell us what
you have in mind.
Tell Tina about your business, your current website and the priority you would like to address.
A short conversation can establish the scope, the tools involved and whether the project is a good fit.
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