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Four sites, live and earning their keep
Every project here is in production right now — designed, coded, written and optimised end to end by one person. Click any frame to open the real site, or read the case study to see what was actually wrong and what changed.
Aadithya Eye Care
A full-service eye hospital in Perambur, online since 1999. The site puts every specialty — cataract, LASIK, glaucoma, retina, paediatric care — one tap from a booking, and loads fast on the phones patients actually use.
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Vision Therapy Institute
Post-graduate training in binocular vision and neuro-optometric rehabilitation for optometrists across India and abroad. Programme pages are structured so applicants can compare residency, fellowship and observership at a glance.
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HomeOne Interiors
A premium interiors studio doing modular kitchens, full homes and office fit-outs. The build leads with the promises that close deals — 45-day handover and a 10-year warranty — and keeps the enquiry form within reach on every scroll.
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Caring Vision Therapy
Neuro-optometric rehabilitation for lazy eye, convergence insufficiency and learning-related vision problems — in clinic across two cities and by telehealth worldwide. Built to explain a niche therapy to worried parents in plain language.
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Three of them are in healthcare, which is not an accident — clinics have a harder job than most businesses online. A patient arriving on the site is usually anxious, often on a mid-range phone on mobile data, and looking for one thing: can this place treat what I have, and how do I book. Everything else on the page is in the way.
So the pattern repeats. Specialties get their own findable pages instead of a single wall of text. Booking stays one tap away at every scroll depth. Nothing loads that does not have to. And the words are written for someone reading it for the first time under stress, not for a brochure.
HomeOne is the outlier, and it proves the same point from the other side — a premium interiors buyer is comparing three studios on a Sunday evening, so the two facts that decide it (45-day handover, 10-year warranty) sit above the fold rather than in a PDF.
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