A care-home website rebuilt around families.
A residential care home in Kissimmee, Florida. The site sets out care services, amenities, and licensing, and routes families to a private tour request.
- 2026
- Website redesign
- Mobile experience
- Tour inquiries
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She's busy caring for residents, not code. When she reached out to her web provider to fix it, nobody answered. So she called us.
Text the same color as the background. Leftover demo post about office real estate. Social links that went nowhere. A contact form with zero bot protection. And on a phone, a performance score of 33.
We rebuilt it from scratch, mobile first. Real photos, her license, phone and address on every page. A tour request form that asks who the care is for, with spam protection built in. Accessibility, best practices and SEO, 100 out of 100. And when she needs something changed, we pick up.
The difference the build makes.
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Readable on a phone
The needThe original website had readability and mobile usability problems.
DeliveredThe rebuild organizes the home’s information for smaller screens, with readable text and clear navigation.
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Information families can check
The needLeftover demonstration content and inactive social links distracted from the home.
DeliveredReal photographs, care information, licensing, phone, and address help families evaluate the home.
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A clearer tour request
The needThe old contact form had no bot protection, as shown in the supplied walkthrough.
DeliveredA protected form lets families explain who the care is for and request a private tour. The home confirms arrangements directly.
The care-home operator needed a website that families could read, understand, and use on a phone, plus a provider who could help keep it current. The supplied walkthrough documents the original readability, content, and inquiry-form problems.
Every piece, start to finish.
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Rebuild around the real home
Use real photographs and organize services, amenities, licensing, and contact details around what a family needs to know before calling.
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Make the next step practical
Provide a mobile-friendly tour-request path with spam protection and enough context for the home to respond. A requested date is not a confirmed appointment.
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Keep a person responsible
The website remains supported after launch so the operator has a route to request content changes and technical help.
Families can explore the home, find licensing and contact information, and request a private tour through the rebuilt website. The walkthrough shows the delivered changes; no increase in inquiries, admissions, or search rankings is claimed.
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