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Itiyopiya F. Ewart, PLLC
An eight page site for Itiyopiya F. Ewart’s therapy practice, proofed on desktop and phone in March 2026.
- Client
- Itiyopiya F. Ewart, PLLC
- Years
- 2025 to 2026
- Scope
- Brand identity and website
- Proofs
- 8 pages, desktop and mobile
The ask
A professional practice that had to feel welcoming and still answer services, approach and fees.
What shipped
An eight page site, built and proofed at desktop and mobile.
A therapy practice needed a brand and website that feel safe on a first visit and still answer the practical questions. The result is a lotus mark, a restrained palette and an eight-page site designed for desktop and phone.
Start Right project work for Itiyopiya F. Ewart, PLLC. Logo design by Muhammad Talha, Start Right’s brand design partner. Archived March 31, 2026 V4 website proofs.
01
A mark with room to breathe.
A fine-line lotus sits above a light serif name, with a small PLLC tab and a quiet tagline. Gold, sage and deep green give the practice a calm, grounded voice.
02
Reassurance, then detail.
Home opens with a single statement and two clear actions, then steps down into concerns, approach and credentials. Services and Approach repeat the same calm structure.
03
The same care on a phone.
Every desktop page has a matching mobile proof. Cards stack into one column, buttons stay full width and the appointment form remains easy to reach.
Up close
Designed to lower the barrier to a first call.
The complete work
Original pieces
The original files, shown whole. Open any image for a larger view.
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