
One site for three body practices.
Cindy Ansermoz practises in Neuchâtel as an osteopath, qualified since 2009, has taught yoga since 2019, and has trained therapists in anatomy for over ten years. The site had to carry these three activities without blurring them together.
Each practice has its own page, its own vocabulary and its own visitors, yet everything leads back to the same practice, the same address and the same booking.
Five reasons to consult, each with its own page.
The osteopathy page sets out the expected credentials (diplomas, FSO membership, reimbursement) and then points to five dedicated pages: pain and tension, oncology and seniors, voice, women's and baby health, sport. Each one details the precise indications and useful resources.
- Five topic pages, one per area of care, linked from the home page and the menu.
- How a session unfolds, explained in four steps, from case history to follow-up.
- Online booking through an embedded calendar, open around the clock.
Viniyoga in three pillars.
Inherited from Krishnamacharya and later from Malek Daouk, the practice is built around three pillars, asana, pranayama and meditation, which visitors open one at a time. The full class schedule and its fees are laid out plainly, down to the no-commitment trial course.
- Three unfoldable pillars, asana, pranayama, meditation, each explained on its own.
- The full schedule and two options, laid out plainly, from the termly group class to the trial month.
- A link back to osteopathy: the two practices point to each other as complementary.
A school, a recognised course, a detailed programme.
The GEBO school runs the APP BM2 course, 150 hours of anatomy, physiology and pathology recognised by ASCA and OrTraTc, in a group capped at 10 people. The programme unfolds system by system, and a form lets interested people know when the postgraduate course, still in preparation, opens.
- A 150-hour BM2 course, ASCA-recognised, RME-compatible, capped at 10 people.
- A detailed programme by body system, expandable section by section.
- A postgraduate course in preparation, with a waiting-list sign-up.
The Caisse des médecins diary, without leaving the site.
Patients book through a third-party portal, the one run by the Caisse des médecins, which the practice already uses for its billing. Rather than sending the visitor off to another domain mid-journey, the portal is wrapped inside a window of the site: the six-step form runs on top of the page, and the browser address never moves.
- The Caisse des médecins portal wrapped inside the site, opened from every call to action.
- A native modal window (the dialog element): focus stays trapped inside it and the Escape key closes it, with not a line of code written for either.
- A fallback without JavaScript: the same link leads to the contact page if the window cannot open.
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