How We Increased Our Client’s ROI Building 16 Custom Websites
When a behavioral health and substance abuse treatment provider approached us, they had a major problem: 16 outdated, slow, and unscalable websites that no longer reflected the high-quality care they provided. Their online presence needed an overhaul—fast. Jollity stepped in to create a cost-effective, scalable, and fully customized solution that leveled up their digital footprint while staying within their budget and timeline.
Project Details
Overview
Building 16 entirely custom websites from scratch wasn’t practical, but neither was using a generic, bloated template. Instead, we took a hybrid approach, crafting a master website blueprint that allowed for unique branding, content, and images across each site while keeping development efficient and cost-effective. This method allowed us to maintain high-quality design and performance without sacrificing speed or affordability.
Fast, Custom & Affordable? Here’s How We Did It
The challenge was clear: create 16 distinct websites without compromising quality, functionality, or scalability. We started by designing a fully custom flagship website that set the foundation for all future sites. From there, we built 15 additional websites using the same master code base, ensuring each site had:
- A unique look and feel tailored to each facility’s branding.
- Custom content and imagery to reflect individual locations and services.
- Optimized performance and scalability to support future expansion.
This approach significantly reduced costs per site, streamlined the development process, and ensured that each facility had a polished, professional, and user-friendly online presence.
A Digital Upgrade That Impacts Lives
For healthcare organizations, trust starts online. By revamping their websites, we helped our client create an online experience that matched the level of care they provide in their facilities. With faster load times, clearer information, and a modern, professional look, their sites now instill confidence in prospective patients seeking treatment.
