SERVITH Therapy Website

Project Case Study

SERVITH Therapy Website

A bilingual counselling & psychotherapy marketing website focused on trust-building, clear service positioning, and a streamlined consultation inquiry flow.

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Category
Healthcare Marketing Website
Client
Therapy practice
Type
Marketing Website
Role
Solo: information architecture, UI implementation, responsive layout, and testing.
Goal
Trust-first UX that converts visits into consultation inquiries.
Scope
Home, About, Services, Programs, FAQ, Credentials, Contact + bilingual toggle + contact intake form.

Overview

SERVITH Therapy is a trust-first marketing website designed for a counselling/psychotherapy practice. The build prioritizes calm visual hierarchy, clear service positioning, and a direct path to consultation inquiries—without overwhelming visitors who may arrive with high emotional load.

SERVITH Therapy Website
Bilingual therapy practice website

Objectives

Establish credibility quickly through structured content and visible trust signals

Help visitors self-identify their needs via clear service categories

Reduce uncertainty with practical answers (FAQ) before the contact step

Provide a low-friction consultation inquiry flow

Support bilingual delivery (EN/KR) with a scalable i18n foundation

Audience and UX Constraints

Therapy website visitors often need:

Immediate clarity on “Who is this for?” and “How does this work?”

A non-salesy tone with low-pressure calls-to-action

Easy scanning on mobile, minimal cognitive overhead, and predictable navigation

Practical details surfaced early (availability, confidentiality, payment/coverage context)

The UI and content structure were built around these constraints.

Information Architecture

Navigation mirrors the questions a visitor typically asks in order:

1.

Home: Positioning + quick routes to Services and Contact

2.

About: Practitioner overview, approach, and tone-setting

3.

Services: Issue-based categories with short outcome statements

4.

Programs: Structured options for visitors who prefer guided pathways

5.

FAQ: Operational clarity (sessions, scheduling, confidentiality, payment)

6.

Credentials: Training/education highlights for trust-building

7.

Contact: Consultation CTA + intake form

Key Product Decisions

1) Service Cards for Fast Scanning

Services are presented as card-based categories with short, plain-language descriptions. This improves recognition (“This fits me”) and supports quick navigation—especially on mobile.

2) Programs as Structured Engagement Options

In addition to general services, programs are framed as structured offers to help visitors choose a clear starting point when they feel stuck or want a more guided approach.

3) FAQ as a Conversion Asset

FAQ is treated as part of the conversion flow, not as secondary content. It addresses high-friction questions upfront:

session format and cadence

scheduling and availability

confidentiality boundaries

payment / coverage context

4) Contact Intake Designed for Triage

The contact flow uses a consultation-oriented CTA and a lightweight intake form, including an optional “Reason for inquiry” field to help route requests efficiently.

5) Bilingual Foundation (EN/KR)

Internationalization is implemented using next-intl, enabling locale-based routing and scalable message management as content expands.

Technical Implementation

Stack

AreaImplementationNotes
FrameworkNext.js 16 + React 19Modern routing/layout patterns with strong performance defaults
LanguageTypeScriptConsistent typing across UI and content props
StylingTailwind CSS v4Fast iteration and consistent design tokens
i18nnext-intlLocale-first structure for maintainable bilingual pages
Iconslucide-react + react-iconsLightweight iconography and consistent UI cues
TestingJest + RTL, PlaywrightComponent confidence + user-flow validation

Engineering Highlights

Reusable layout and section patterns for predictable expansion

Responsive typography and spacing tuned for readability and calm tone

Clear separation between content blocks to simplify maintenance

Test scaffolding included to reduce regression risk during iteration

What This Project Demonstrates

Strong UX instincts for healthcare/professional services (trust, clarity, low friction)

Practical information architecture aligned with real user questions

A clean Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind implementation with i18n readiness

Quality-focused workflow with unit and end-to-end testing foundations


Primary Goal: Trust + consultation inquiries

Role: Solo delivery (IA → UI → i18n → testing setup)