Website design directions · October 2026We’ve put together three different visual directions for a new Regency Medical Clinic website. Each one is a working page built from your logo, your own photographs and the information on your current website, so you can open it and click through it like a real site.
These are design concepts rather than finished websites, so some content will be finalised later. Have a look at each one on a computer and on your phone, and tell us which feels most like your practice. You’re also welcome to mix and match: the look of one, say, with the doctors’ page of another.
Same information in each, so you are comparing the design.
Option A
A classic serif in deep navy, your own photographs arranged as a collage on the first screen, and the logo's diamonds used as small markers. Fees and doctors' days set out like a well-kept register.
Option B
Built from the sign at your entrance: bold, highly legible lettering, white panels and arrows. Opening hours are drawn as a week timeline, and the doctors' days as a simple chart.
Option C
Calm and understated, like a well-kept reception book: a gentle serif for headings, very clear figures for hours and fees, and a thin thread of the logo's diamonds as the only decoration.
What we found when we looked at regencyclinic.com.au on 30 October 2026, on a phone, a tablet, a laptop and large monitors.
All 20 pages on regencyclinic.com.au currently answer with a server error, and each one ends with “There has been a critical error on this website.” in place of the footer. Search engines and patients see the same thing. We checked every page on 30 October 2026.
A booking login box sits over the top of the page, followed by a red COVID-19 bar and the menu button. A patient has to scroll to find the clinic’s phone number or whether it is open today.
The four coloured buttons under the menu read “PATIENT REGISTR”, “DOCTOR SCHEDU” and “ONLINE BOOKIN” on a laptop, because the words do not fit the boxes.
The site is 638 pixels wide at every screen size. On a 4K monitor that is a sixth of the screen; on a 2560 monitor, a quarter. Everything else is empty.
The COVID-19 bar is still there. The main home-page text announces MyMedicare “commences 1st October 2023”. A 2016 notice about the Zostavax shingles vaccine is still up. The home-page slider still features Dr Stephen and Dr Sanja Klaric, who finished in June 2026. News posts and the About page still refer to the Northfield and Prospect branches, which closed in 2018 and 2022, and the practice brochure linked from the site is from February 2021.
Dr Rajan’s profile gives different days from the October 2026 timetable. Dr Di Lernia is spelt two ways. Your HotDoc listing includes Dr John Au, who does not appear on the website. The Contact page has an “Opening Hours” heading with nothing under it, and the doctors’ timetable is only available as a PDF.
Each visit to the home page contacts 11 other websites, including Google Maps, an analytics service and an error-reporting service, before the visitor has done anything. The site also publishes a fax number. We recommend patients reach the clinic by phone or online booking only, so nobody sends health information by fax or email.
The home page has no description for Google, its main heading is “Health & Care Connected” rather than the clinic’s name, and two of its three images have no description for people using screen readers.
Option A
A classic serif in deep navy, your own photographs arranged as a collage on the first screen, and the logo's diamonds used as small markers. Fees and doctors' days set out like a well-kept register.
Every page, full length. Scroll inside each frame.
Option B
Built from the sign at your entrance: bold, highly legible lettering, white panels and arrows. Opening hours are drawn as a week timeline, and the doctors' days as a simple chart.
Every page, full length. Scroll inside each frame.
Option C
Calm and understated, like a well-kept reception book: a gentle serif for headings, very clear figures for hours and fees, and a thin thread of the logo's diamonds as the only decoration.
Every page, full length. Scroll inside each frame.
Choose the direction that best represents the clinic and feels comfortable for your patients. Don’t worry about final wording, missing details or photographs: those are settled after a direction is chosen.
Nothing on these pages changes your current website, and nothing here is sent anywhere. Final text, photographs and fees will all be checked with you before anything goes live.
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