Screenshots from the existing site
Start with the mobile findings, then compare the other pages. These are evidence captures of the current public website, not designs for its replacement.
September 7, 2026 · desktop and mobile browser samples · open an image to see it at full size.
The offer button wraps into a narrow stack and covers the hero after chat is dismissed.
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The main navigation expands into a vertical list.
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Many nested links create a long mobile menu; semantics and text contrast need improvement.
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The persistent header and long consent blocks reduce available reading space.
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The photo area appeared blank after changing from desktop to mobile width.
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Photos appeared on reload, but four small thumbnails share a single row.
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The existing branding, header, navigation, and rotating hero after overlays were dismissed.
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The logo, phone, and menu stack above the hero.
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A request form with patient status and preferred time ranges; no live booking slots were observed.
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Fields stack into a single column. No information was entered.
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A representative service uses a title strip, breadcrumbs, long-form text, and an image.
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The service content reflows into a narrow reading column.
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A representative article with title, breadcrumbs, text, and supporting imagery.
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Long titles and breadcrumbs occupy substantial space above the article.
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Image, excerpt, and read-more rows introduce the article archive.
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The archive stacks images, titles, and excerpts.
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This deeper page links to the external intake service; the intake itself was not opened.
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A browser visit succeeded after the initial crawler retrieval failed.
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The entry instructions are embedded in a poster image with a generic alternative-text label.
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The embedded Google panoramic view rendered successfully.
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The dedicated gallery presents a strip of clinical images.
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Clinical images and savings-plan highlights are part of the homepage.
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Review cards rendered in the desktop homepage.
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