Site for psychologist in Westchester, NY

[Macrura]

This is a recently launched project, proudly powered by Processwire.

https://www.bethfalk.com/

Mini Case Study:

...the site was meant to be a quick, simple job, but did get 'interesting' after it started..

The client chose the 'Centum' template, something of a classic by Vasterad (also aval. as a wordpress and drupal theme)

but the template had some technical problems and a lot of things were fixed/improved/re-coded.

I think this is a great 'theme' for this sort of site.. it's clean and had enough functionality built in to make my job a bit simpler...

I'm using the following modules:

• Admin Custom Files
• Admin Custom Pages
• AIOM+
• Email Obfuscation
• Fieldtype DataStructure
• Profields Table
• Formbuilder
• Procache
• Form Save Reminder
• Hanna Code (for tabs and accordions)
• Hanna Code Helper
• Process Diagnostics
• Page Lister Pro
• Site Utilities (custom module, used for populating default slide settings in a table, for homepage slider)..
• BBCode

These topics all relate to functionality that was developed for this project (and some other projects all bundled together during the last 4 months):

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8373-use-delimited-texarea-table-or-yaml-for-settings/#entry81202

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8635-simple-example-for-widget-management/#entry84623

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8392-simple-built-in-docs/#entry82915

Other related topics:

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8350-module-fieldtype-yaml/?p=80908

Where possible I tried to use some schema.org microformats;

to be continued..

[adrian]

Hey Macrura - nice looking site!

One minor thing - the navigation-divider.png looks a little weird to the right on the selected menu item. If I disable it, that little black line goes away and looks better. I understand it looks good between the unselected items, but it does look weird to the right of a selected one which is green.

#navigation ul li a {
  display: inline-block;
  color: #fff;
  text-decoration: none;
  font-size: 13px;
  font-weight: 500;
  padding: 17px 25px;
  background: url(/site/templates/centum/images/navigation-divider.png) no-repeat right 50%;

[diogo]

Nice! We've done once a site for psychologists and we're currently building another. I have to say that the research was painful. The sites are generally very bad, and the images are either very negative or feel completely fake (like, simulated happiness), and usually with terrible metaphors. I don't know if you had something to do with the choice of images, but I like these

I was going to write the same as Adrian. And I will add that the animations from the info boxes in the slideshow behave a bit funny.

[Macrura]

Hey Macrura - nice looking site!

One minor thing - the navigation-divider.png looks a little weird to the right on the selected menu item. If I disable it, that little black line goes away and looks better. I understand it looks good between the unselected items, but it does look weird to the right of a selected one which is green.

@adrian and diogo - many thanks for looking/commenting!

I changed the output and i think it fixed that - thanks for noticing that problem; it was bugging me... was a case of moving the id from the li to the a, so should be correct now..

and thanks to all for checking this out!

[pwired]

How did you find that customer ? Congratulations, customers in that field

usually have a budget big enough to pay very good.

[diogo]

How did you find that customer ? Congratulations, customers in that field

usually have a budget big enough to pay very good.

Hm, I don't think that's the situation right now, with the amount of psychologists that didn't find a job after studies and want to open their own business as an alternative to shift career... I would say it's pretty much like with any other profession actually.

[Macrura]

@pwired - so far i have never had to solicit clients.. so far riding the referral chain!