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Little Harbor

Pediatrics

Little Harbor Pediatrics

An accessible family-focused practice site designed to build trust quickly while making appointments, resources, and parent communication easier to manage.

Service overview

Mae Muse designed a practice site that helped Little Harbor feel accessible, trustworthy, and organized, while making it easier for parents to request care and understand what comes next.

CTA strategy

Primary CTA: Request an Appointment
Secondary CTA: Access Parent Resources
Portal CTA: Patient Portal Login

Little Harbor

Pediatrics

ProvidersCare ServicesParent ResourcesInsurancePortal

Pediatric care

Thoughtful pediatric care for parents who want clarity, warmth, and easy next steps.

Well visits, sick visits, parent resources, and accessible appointment support for growing families.

Request AppointmentAccess Parent Resources
Well-child visits
Parent resources
Portal access

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

online appointment requests

+26%

More parents used the website instead of calling for first-step questions.

phone questions about routine information

-29%

Insurance, forms, and visit prep were easier to find after launch.

provider bio engagement

+21%

Visitors spent more time reviewing clinicians before booking.

Brand identity

A portfolio system built around business fit, not one visual formula.

Each concept is intentionally different because Mae Muse adapts the design language to the client's market, buyer psychology, and conversion path.

Brand colors

Soft Blue

#73A7CE

Gentle Green

#9FC4AE

Warm Cream

#FBF8F0

Deep Harbor

#23443E

Typography

Display: Tiempos Headline

Body: Avenir Next

Photography style

Warm family photography, natural daylight exam rooms, candid provider-parent interactions, and reassuring child-focused imagery.

Micro-interactions

Appointment buttons stay available throughout parent resource pages.
Care cards gently lift to show visit details.
Insurance information collapses into easy-to-scan sections.

Business context

The case study is built to prove strategic thinking, not just visual taste.

Project goals

01

Reduce friction around appointment requests and patient questions.

02

Make the practice feel warmer without losing clinical clarity.

03

Improve access to insurance, resources, and portal pathways.

Business challenge

Parents were calling the office for information that should have been easy to find online. The existing site felt dated, provider pages lacked warmth, and appointment requests were buried beneath dense informational content.

Mae Muse response

Rebuilt the homepage around care access, provider trust, and parent resources.
Created clearer pathways for appointment requests, insurance questions, and portal use.
Balanced clinical clarity with family-friendly visual language and reassurance cues.

Website previews

Four core pages designed for the client's actual buyer journey.

Homepage mockup

Little Harbor

Pediatrics

ProvidersCare ServicesParent ResourcesInsurancePortal

Pediatric care

Thoughtful pediatric care for parents who want clarity, warmth, and easy next steps.

Well visits, sick visits, parent resources, and accessible appointment support for growing families.

Request AppointmentAccess Parent Resources
Well-child visits
Parent resources
Portal access

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

About page

Little Harbor

Pediatrics

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About the practice

Built around trust, communication, and long-term family relationships.

The about page introduces care philosophy, provider trust, and what families can expect from the practice experience.

Meet the ProvidersSee Care Approach
Provider bios
Practice values
Family communication

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

Services page

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Pediatrics

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Care services

Care pathways that help parents understand what the practice provides before they call.

The services page organizes well visits, sick visits, newborn care, and behavioral support into clearer explanations.

Review Care ServicesCheck Insurance
Well visits
Sick care
Newborn support

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

Contact page

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Appointments

Request care, access the portal, or find visit information without guessing what comes next.

The contact page separates new appointments, current patient questions, and portal actions for cleaner practice routing.

Request VisitPortal Login
Appointment request
Insurance help
Patient portal

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

Name
Email
Main need
Timeline

Device previews

Little Harbor

Pediatrics

ProvidersCare ServicesParent Resources

Pediatric care

Thoughtful pediatric care for parents who want clarity, warmth, and easy next steps.

Well visits, sick visits, parent resources, and accessible appointment support for growing families.

Request AppointmentAccess Parent Resources
Well-child visits
Parent resources
Portal access

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

Little Harbor

Pediatrics

ProvidersCare ServicesParent Resources

Pediatric care

Thoughtful pediatric care for parents who want clarity, warmth, and easy next steps.

Well visits, sick visits, parent resources, and accessible appointment support for growing families.

Request AppointmentAccess Parent Resources
Well-child visits
Parent resources
Portal access

Family-centered photography and calm clinical spaces

Navigation

ProvidersCare ServicesParent ResourcesInsurancePortalAppointments

Testimonials

The site feels calmer and more reassuring for parents. We noticed the difference in the questions we started receiving immediately.

Dr. Elena Moore / Lead Pediatrician

Mae Muse organized the information in a way that helps families find what they need without losing warmth.

Hannah Pierce / Practice Administrator

Frequently asked questions

What was the most important conversion move on this site?

Making the appointment request obvious across the homepage, care pages, and resources sections.

How did the site stay family-friendly without feeling childish?

Mae Muse used warmth, clarity, and approachable spacing instead of overly playful design tropes.

Why did the portal CTA matter?

Because recurring families needed faster access to records and communication without calling the office.