Book a visit
Today the clinic's "Online Appointment Form" asks for your date of birth and a reason — but never which treatment, which day, or which time.
Pick the treatment, the day and the half hour. The desk gets a request it can confirm.
Saturday to Thursday, inside the clinic's published morning and evening hours. About a minute on a phone.
Hours as published on the clinic's English homepage. Friday is not listed. No slots are offered between 12:00 and 1:00.
The gap, in detail
What the public pages say today
Form vs. booking
- The page called "Online Appointment Form" collects identity: name, date of birth, phone, CPR, e-mail, and a free-text reason.
- It has no service field, no appointment date and no time. The only date on it is a date of birth.
- The desk receives a contact request, not an appointment. Every one needs a follow-up call.
- This prototype keeps the request short: treatment, doctor, day, half hour, name, mobile. No CPR or date of birth at this stage.
Hours, two wordings
- Homepage: Saturday to Thursday, morning 9:00–12:00, evening 1:00–5:00.
- Contact page: "9:00 to 12:00am and from 1:00 to 5:00pm". The "12:00am" reads as midnight; it clearly means noon.
- This prototype uses the homepage split: 30-minute slots 9:00–11:30 and 1:00–4:30. Nothing in the 12:00–1:00 gap.
Small one: the footer address spells Building as "Buiding".
Clinic details (plain text)
Shown as text only. Nothing on this page dials, messages or e-mails the clinic.
Insurers named on the homepage
Listed as named, not a statement of coverage. No prices are published, so every treatment here says "Ask the clinic".
Request received — demo
This is what the front desk would see.
What the live form captures today
- Nameyes
- Date of birthyes
- Phoneyes
- CPRyes
- E-mailyes
- Reason (free text)yes
- Serviceno
- Visit dayno
- Timeno
With the live form, the desk still has to call back to agree what, when and at what time.
Reception · demo
Requests made in this browser
Stored in this browser only (localStorage). Nobody at the clinic sees these.