Health · 6 designs
Health and wellness website design inspiration
Websites for medical and diagnostics clinics, a psychotherapist, day spas, wellness retreats and a strength gym. Most are calm and photographic; the gym is the loud exception.
What these health designs have in common
- Calm palettes carry most of them: sage and cream, aqua and white, honey and sand, olive and stone.
- The hero photo sets the mood: a therapist in a meadow, a steaming stone bath, a meditation terrace, an athlete chalking his hands.
- A booking button appears in or near the hero (book a visit, book an appointment, a free consultation).
- Treatments, specialties or programmes are shown as photo cards with a short line each.
- Serif headings for spas, retreats and therapy; condensed caps for the gym.
How often each section appears
- Booking
- 3 of 6
- Testimonials and reviews
- 3 of 6
- Services
- 2 of 6
Counted from the 6 designs on this page.
Good to know before you build
Appointment booking and patient intake need your own booking or practice-management tool. The builder links its booking buttons there and never collects health information itself.
Gym website designs1
Medical clinic website designs2
Therapist website designs1
Spa and wellness website designs2
Questions about health websites
What should a therapist's website include?
The therapist design here pairs a reassuring headline with a photo of the therapist, then offers a free consultation, answers common worries in an FAQ, introduces the therapist personally, and lists services (individual, couples, online).
What colours work for a spa or wellness website?
The spa and retreat designs in this library use warm, natural palettes (honey, sand and cocoa, or olive, sand and stone) with elegant serif headlines and small spaced capitals for labels.
Can patients book online through the site?
Not through FNJ itself: the builder has no booking system or forms. Point the booking buttons at the scheduling tool your practice already uses.