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Problem: A 2011-era site with eight nav links, no visible way to book, and a desktop layout on phones.

Problem: A dense, fixed-width layout made the practice feel dated and forced important patient actions to compete for attention.

Problem: An older portal-style homepage buried the primary appointment path inside a crowded desktop layout.

Problem: Navigation, portal tools and service lists competed with the core message instead of guiding patients toward one clear next step.