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North Shore Pediatrics

Clean, patient-friendly site for a multi-provider pediatric practice.

  • Web Design
  • Strategy
Year
2025
Role
UX, UI, Web Design

Where the Headline Does the Work

North Shore Pediatrics is a multi-provider practice in Danvers, Massachusetts. Their old site described what they did — “Quality Independent Pediatric Childcare from birth through adolescence” — instead of what parents actually feel when they pick a pediatrician. The first thing we changed was the headline: “Where Kids Feel Safe & Parents Feel Sure.” Same practice, different read.

Behind the headline, the site was doing too much. Eight nav items competed for attention. Three colored tiles fought for the click. We cut navigation down to five items parents actually use, and collapsed the tiles into a single CTA hierarchy — Contact Us first, Patient Portal second. Everything else moved into the pages where it belongs.

We migrated the site from WordPress to Webflow and built a custom CMS so the front-desk team can publish announcements, update hours, and manage resources without a developer in the loop. The old site made routine updates feel risky. The new one makes them routine.

North Shore Pediatrics website before redesign
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North Shore Pediatrics website after redesign
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“We recently worked with Luis and Pixel Hangar to redesign and update our website and it was an easy and great experience from the first conversation all the way through launch of our new website. Luis was attentive and had great ideas and suggestions on how to make our website more user friendly and a great looking interface for our patients. We could not be happier with the work that Luis and Pixel Hangar did to make our website shine. You cannot go wrong with picking Pixel Hangar for all of your needs.”

David S.

Practice Administrator, North Shore Pediatrics

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