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Motion Physiotherapy Clinic
A private physiotherapy clinic with four physiotherapists and a small rehab gym, seeing a mix of back and neck pain, running injuries and post-operative rehab. Most patients self-refer after waiting for an NHS appointment, and many are funded by health insurance, but the site does not say whether it accepts their insurer or what an appointment costs.
Why it looks like this.
Most patients come here after a long NHS wait, want to be seen quickly, and need to know the cost and whether their insurer is accepted. The whole first screen is a clinic app window on a soft dot grid. In the middle stands a 3D mannequin made in Blender, in ivory ceramic with teal ball joints, and red pain hotspots pulse on its neck, shoulder, lower back, hip, knee and Achilles. Hover a condition in the "Where does it hurt?" list and its joint lights up and labels itself. The headline, "See a physio this week, not in three months", sits on the left above a booking card showing the £70 assessment and the next slot, and a recovery chart draws itself on the right. Scrolling on, the page pins and the camera travels down the body region by region, from neck to lower back, shoulder, knee and ankle, while a card for each region explains what it treats and roughly how many sessions it takes. A week-view booking panel, the price list beside a dark insurance guide, and physio cards cropped to each specialist's region follow. Host Grotesk sets the type, with Martian Mono for clinical labels, in deep teal and navy with one warm red for pain.
Palette
Clinic White#F5F9F8
Deep Teal#0B7A6C
Night Shift Navy#132033
Recovery Mint#D8F3EC
Pain Point#FF5A4E
Typography
- Display
- Host Grotesk
- Body
- Host Grotesk · Martian Mono (labels)
On the page
- Hero
- Body map
- Book online
- Prices & insurance
- Our physios
- How we work
- FAQ
- Book
What this build does differently.
3D body map with hotspots linked to a conditions list
People search for their symptom, not for 'physiotherapy', so they can start from where it hurts.
Pinned scroll tour of the body, region by region
Each common problem gets its own explanation and a rough number of sessions.
£70 assessment price and next slot shown in the hero
Cost and availability are the first two things a self-referring patient checks.
Week-view booking panel with first-available or choose-a-physio
Patients who are fed up with waiting can grab the soonest slot in a couple of taps.
Three-step health insurance guide beside the price list
Insured patients know how authorisation and any excess work before they book.
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