Lanvin Clinic
Multi-specialty clinic on Nukusskaya street in Tashkent: gynecology, cardiology and ultrasound in one visit. Editorial single-page with a high-contrast serif, a dark service ticker, bilingual RU/UZ content and autoplaying video tours of the rooms.
The problem we were hired to solve.
An Instagram profile and a phone number. Prices on request in DMs, doctors' credentials retold in stories, reviews scattered between maps and comments. A patient comparing two clinics had nothing to hold on to.
One page with the full picture: twelve service directions with price floors, three doctors with credentials, video tours of the actual rooms, the 4.80 rating with its sources, and a booking button that opens Telegram. Bilingual, fast, and readable on the phone where the clinic's patients actually live.
Context
Lanvin runs since 2022: a highest-category gynecologist, a cardiologist with twelve years of ultrasound practice and an in-house lab under one roof. The pitch that built the clinic is simple: no driving across half the city, everything checked in one visit, conclusions handed over the same day. Their online presence was an Instagram profile with 50+ reviews scattered between maps and DMs, and booking lived entirely in chat history.
Approach
Editorial single-page that takes the clinic's calm, premium register seriously. High-contrast serif display over an ash-and-cream surface, a dark ticker with all twelve service directions running above the masthead, and a full RU/UZ language switch where every section is translated. The trust work is done by real material: autoplaying video tours of the entrance, the facade and the rooms, a three-doctor row with verifiable credentials, and a review block that aggregates the 4.80 rating from maps and Instagram.
How this project was actually made.
Every project leaves a paper trail. Figma comments, Notion specs, GitHub history, Vercel deploy logs, Telegram threads, first-week analytics. Numbers below are real and available on request under NDA.
◆ Screenshots of any artifact available on request. Confidential details redacted.
Key features
- ◆Editorial serif hero built around the clinic promise: ultrasound, gynecology and cardiology in one visit
- ◆Dark running ticker of the twelve service directions above the masthead, always one glance away
- ◆Full bilingual RU / UZ switch with every section translated, not just the menu
- ◆Video tour grid with autoplaying reels of the entrance, the facade and the rooms, sound on tap
- ◆Three-doctor row with real credentials: a cardiologist with 12 years of ultrasound and a highest-category gynecologist
- ◆Transparent pricing in sum with per-direction floors and the flagship one-visit check-up package
- ◆Review block aggregating a 4.80 rating from 50+ patient reviews in maps and Instagram
- ◆Telegram-first booking with a 30-minute reply promise during business hours
Results
Brief to live URL in eight working days, Lighthouse 99 on mobile and desktop. Booking now starts from a page that answers the twenty questions a patient actually has: who the doctors are, what it costs, how the rooms look. Telegram remains the booking channel, with a 30-minute reply promise during business hours stated right on the page.
Tech stack
What the client said.
I was afraid the site would feel like a generic clinic template with our logo on top. It feels like our clinic instead: calm, precise, no noise. Patients started mentioning the video tours at the front desk in the first week.