Website design for CenterPlace Health | Sarasota, FL
Project
Website Design & Development, Support & Maintenance
Location
Sarasota County, Florida
Year
2023- ongoing


CenterPlaceHealth.org: Preview of the homepage design.
CenterPlace Health, a nonprofit healthcare provider in Sarasota County, partnered with us to redesign their website with a focus on accessibility, clarity, and community impact. Their previous site was outdated, difficult to navigate, and didn’t reflect the breadth of essential medical, dental, and behavioral health services they provide. They needed a modern, ADA-compliant platform that would better serve patients, many of whom rely on mobile access and multilingual support.
We built a clean, user-friendly website for centerplacehealth.org that streamlines the patient experience, highlights services clearly, and simplifies appointment scheduling. The new site supports multiple languages, loads quickly across devices, and features intuitive content organization, all while reflecting the compassionate mission and professionalism of the CenterPlace Health team.

We worked with Brian Joseph Studios to create a new website and were very impressed with the entire process. The staff is professional, timely and creative. They meet their deadlines and are also very responsive to make ongoing changes and updates.

Iconography and column design

Map and location design and layout

Mobile Device Layouts
Results
Caring about every last detail, online and in person.
Since launching the new website, CenterPlace Health has experienced a measurable improvement in user engagement, mobile traffic, and site accessibility. Patients now have a clearer path to schedule care, find service information, and connect with their providers. The updated site architecture has improved search engine visibility, while ADA accessibility features ensure the organization meets critical compliance standards and serves the broadest possible audience.
Better User Experience
25% Increase in Visitors
Reduced Support Calls
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