Web Design
Psychology clinic
A proposal site for a counselling clinic: services, specialists, appointment booking, an in-browser online session room and a guided assistant — all Persian, all right-to-left.
Context
Built to answer a real brief from a clinic looking for a designer, as the sample that makes the case instead of a slide deck. It carries no brand name and no specialist names on purpose: those belong to the client, and the demo renders professional titles until they are supplied.
The problem
Someone reaching a counselling site is often anxious and on a phone. The site has to feel calm and trustworthy in the first seconds, make booking a session frictionless, and never hide emergency help behind navigation.
What TAZ did
Six service lines from individual counselling to psychological assessment, four specialist profiles, a booking flow, and an online session room that uses the browser's own camera, microphone and screen sharing with no plugin. A chat assistant answers common questions by keyword, and any message that carries signs of crisis always surfaces the real national helplines — 123, 1480 and 115 — before anything else. Every placeholder sits in two data files so the clinic's real information is a short edit.
Where it stands
Live as a fully static site with no backend. The emergency numbers on it are real; everything else — services, fees, reviews — is sample content, and the site says so.
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