Redesign B2B sales site for mental health diagnostic web app with over 300,000 end users

Medical & Pharmaceutical

We have two sites; a sales site and web app, which is our product. Our web app uses DSM guidelines to diagnose mental illness. We then use the diagnosis to develop a treatment plan; which users can take to their doctors. We need to redesign our sales site, and eventually, we're going to redesign our web app. Our service is B2B, where businesses provide access to the app to their employees. We are considering a B2C model, and we are considering in the future adding tools to connect end-users with therapists or psychiatrists.

https://www.feelingbetternow.com (sales site) www.feelingbetternow.com/clinadvance (web app)

We are going to be rebuilding the entire site from scratch. Take a look at https://www.feelingbetternow.com/ and https://www.feelingbetternow.com/Dashboard/Home.aspx and the subpages and try to find a way to improve on the site and flows. Go through the assessment process on our assessment web app demo site, www.feelingbetternow.com/clinadvance. (This is a demo site so feel free to make as many accounts as you like). I do like the idea of flowers, tulips & helping hands. Make good use of blur, gradients, drop shadows and other technical gloss. Keep in mind that the site has to be 100% responsive & mobile friendly, and we are on a budget. Material design components are great; as long as they are not too extreme. Cards should not jump out of the screen and the colors shouldn't be to saturated. Take a look at the nature hiker illustration. We have a similar motif on our current site. If we can represent the themes of mental wellness, personal growth, hope, health, tranquility, and appreciation for the beauty that will go a long way to creating the right design. I've got a lot fo designs that play too closely to that motif, please do not submit variations of that hiker image...I need some more variety. You don't have to follow all or any of the suggestions, I am not a designer! I know that there are some clashing ideas, so pick one vision. Really...if you have ideas that you think are better go with it!

We need 3 pages, the sales page (or the landing page), a sample assessment questionnare page, and the assessment result & assessment history page. For the sales site we would like to create a single page scroller with a modern fun mental wellness and medical look. We need to make good use of layers, dropshadows, gentle gradients and icons to give the site a modern but familiar feel. (Use of stock images is ok but we may need to replace them). I'll be examining the designs for technical skills as well; but to save time you can demonstrate a skill in one area and not have to repeat it everywhere. For example, if one section has a very good background gradient or a cool blur effect, you can in your notes mention where else you would use that effect. Try to remove & consolidate areas that have duplicated content. For the assessment or questionnaire page; i'll be looking for an effective layout, and for the assessment tracking design item. This design item tells a user how far they gone in the assessment, and what section of the assessment they are in. This should be clean, with neutral colors, and should make use of a bit of illustration. For the assessment summary page; I'll be looking for 3 design items. 1) Current Assessment Result, (or for the last assessment you completed) 2) Assessment history tracking & navigation section 3) Assessment progress & tracking item. For the assessments results item I'll be looking for what you're at risk for, relevant treatments, and instructions like go to the doctor, reassess every 3 weeks, etc). For the assessment histories list, there can be a sidebar or a floating section with some information; like the dates, and what you were at risk for at the time. For the assessment history, progress & treatment tracking design item. The history & progress tracking item can be something incorporating a graph, or even a side-scrolling graph, with month 1, month 2, etc or at assessment 1, assessment 2, Clicking on a period should show a smaller version of the corresponding assessment result, maybe with a read more or something expendable. I leave this to better designers then myself. On one page we want to show the user what the results for their last assessment, how many assessments they have done and when they have done those previous assessments; and what their progress has been like across their assessment history.

don't use material design cards that are very extreme. I know I mentino

Take a look at the attached sales site comments document with the section requirements. (Ignore the comments about the ordering of the sections. organize them as you see fit) I would suggest that you keep any videos or infographics on the bottom. Please contact me for images like headshots for the management team, or leave a blank space where they should be.

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