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A meadow photo behind the first screen with the next three openings, the treatments as five photo columns under their colour keys, the insurers, the practice in figures, the first visit beside the patient plan, a patient’s words, the team, the journal and a booking band with today’s hours.

Treatments

Every treatment in its own colour, and a page per treatment: is this for me, what a session looks like, the prices, who gives it, and questions. Five in the demo.

First visit

The first hour minute by minute, what to bring and wear, the cancelling rule, and a floor plan of the practice.

Prices and insurance

Intake, follow-up and package for every treatment in one table with its colour key, how billing your insurer works, the insurers with a contract, and questions about costs.

Team

Everyone at the practice with a filter by treatment, and a page per person: what they treat, how they work, the languages they speak, their next openings and their journal notes. Nine in the demo.

Journal

Posts in the colour of the treatment they are about, with the author’s portrait and role, a newsletter sign-up, and every post as Markdown. Six in the demo.

Questions, contact and booking

Questions in groups; both locations with their opening hours, today’s row marked and a drawn street map; the next openings as time slots and a booking request that asks for no medical details.

Privacy, terms, thank-you and 404

Sample legal texts for the demo practice, privacy with a section on health records, marked as samples until you replace them, and the pages forms and lost visitors land on.

WCAG 2.2 AA

Zero axe violations on all 33 pages, in light and dark, at desktop and phone widths. Every preset’s colours, the five treatment colours included, are checked for contrast in every mode.

Fast on a phone

Lighthouse performance on mobile: 96–97 for the Astro edition, 96–99 for Next.js, on the home page, a treatment page and prices. Every photo has a fixed ratio and a 1× and 2× file.

Checked at 17 widths

Every page measured from 320 to 5120 pixels in both modes, and looked over by a reviewer at every width: no sideways scrolling, no clipped text, no orphaned cards.

No health details in forms

The contact form and the booking request ask for no medical details, and say so, with the phone number for anything urgent. They post without JavaScript, carry a honeypot against bots, and refuse submissions until you connect a destination. Nothing visitors send is logged.

Structured data for a practice

One MedicalClinic per location with its address, phone, opening hours and the treatments given there; every treatment a Service with its prices; questions, posts and breadcrumbs. A sitemap, RSS, llms.txt and every post as Markdown.

Design rules, checked

Colours only from the preset, images with alt text and a size: pnpm lint holds every page to it, yours included.

$ git clone git@github.com:themesdev/linen-next.git
$ cd linen-next && pnpm install
$ pnpm dev      # the demo content, until you connect Sanity
$ pnpm seed     # then import it into your own dataset

1. 01Buy a licensePay once. The license belongs to your organisation; owners and admins hand out the seats.
2. 02Connect GitHubIn your account, sign in with GitHub once. We learn only your username, and invite it read-only to both repositories.
3. 03Pull updatesUpdates are free for life. Access follows your license, and the zip stays in your account next to it.

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