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Home Team Senior Care

Nobody researches elder care casually.

Role
UI/UX Designer
Timeline
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Platform
Website
Tools
Figma
Caregiver assisting a senior client at home
OVERVIEW

Choosing in-home care for a parent is an emotional decision, and usually a rushed one. Within seconds of landing, a family needs to feel this is a licensed, careful team and not a directory listing. So the site sells reassurance first and services second.

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Leading with trust, not a service menu

The homepage opens on the promise itself, personalised routines built from real nursing assessments, before it lists a single service. Two clear paths, Get Care and Browse Services, keep both kinds of visitor moving: families deciding today, and families still researching.

02

Three doors in, not ten

Personal Care, Respite Care and Companionship Care are set up as three clear ways in, each with a short description and its own View Service link, instead of one long list where everything looks the same.

Caregiver supporting a client
03

From browsing to calling

Phone and email stay above the fold throughout, testimonials carry real names, and the contact form only asks for what's needed to start a care plan. Nothing more. Coverage across Frederick, Howard and Anne Arundel counties is stated plainly, so someone outside the area knows early, instead of filling in a form that goes nowhere.

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The outcome

A live site serving three Maryland counties, built to turn a worried first visit into a phone call the same day.

GALLERY
Caregiver assisting a senior client
Caregiver supporting a client
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