Website design in California
Eternitech designs websites for California psychiatry, therapy and telehealth practices: calm, accessible, clear about insurance and states, and quick to book on a phone.
In short
We redesigned Frost Mental Health, an online psychiatric practice for adults in California and Florida, around the questions patients ask first: what you treat, who they will see, and how to book. You can compare its old and new homepage side by side on the case study.
Places we work with in California
Local work
Real, live sites. Hover a site to scroll its homepage.Each site scrolls through its real homepage.
What we build
Conditions, providers and insurance up front, with crisis information on every page.
Clinician profiles, specialties and fees, so people find the right fit.
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, tested with a keyboard and a screen reader.
No tracking pixels on condition or booking pages, and a clear privacy policy.
Built in
Every site is fast on a phone, accessible, secure and set up for local search. These are the extras we plan for here.
Yes. Frost Mental Health sees adults in California and Florida by video. The case study shows the old and new homepage side by side.
Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, check color contrast, headings, labels and keyboard use, and publish an accessibility statement with you.
No. We work remotely with every client: a video call to start, a shared plan with dates, and previews you can open on your phone. Most clients never need to meet in person, and nothing about the result depends on it.
It depends on the pages and features you need. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts, so the number never moves halfway through. Request a quote or book a 15-minute call to get one.
Get a quote
A person who builds websites reads every request and replies with a fixed quote and a timeline. No pressure, no sales script.
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California
Tell us about your practice or business. You get a fixed quote, a timeline and honest advice from the people who would build it.
Every message is read by a person.
