Realis Studio.Design & Development

Services / Design / Production / Photography / SEO

Services

Plan, design,
and then build.

We specialise in websites for plastic surgery clinics, architects and specialist practices.

Focusing on these fields means understanding what their websites actually need to do: present a large amount of work or procedures without becoming complicated, establish trust quickly, and make it easy for someone to understand where to go next.

01PlanWe start by defining the website together.

Before anything is designed, we map out its purpose, audience, structure, visual direction and tone. Together, we decide what should be immediately visible, what deserves more explanation, and how the information should unfold naturally as someone moves through the website.

02DesignThen we turn that structure into a visual system.

For clinics, that means making complex procedures feel organised, understandable and trustworthy without making the website feel cold or overly medical. For architects, it means giving the work enough space to speak for itself while keeping projects, information and navigation easy to understand. For health tech, it means explaining an unfamiliar product plainly enough that people trust it before they have used it.

03BuildFinally, we build it.

The website is developed with modern web technology around speed, accessibility, security and search visibility, with the requirements of your field considered from the start. Where needed, we add multilingual content, booking systems, analytics, CMS tools or private functionality.

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Choose by what the site must do

Three packages.
No technical guesswork.

Start with the simplest fit. If the project needs more, the next package adds one clear layer: content management, then software.

Website

Independent doctors, architects and specialist practices

A complete public website that earns trust and makes the next step obvious.

Best when the goal is to be understood, remembered and contacted.

What you get

  • Positioning and page structure
  • Copy, design and development
  • NL, FR and EN where needed
  • Search, analytics and launch
  • A site you fully own
Useful detail
  • Photography can be planned as part of the same visual system.
  • Booking, newsletter and CRM tools can be connected.
Discuss a website

Website + Platform

Health-tech products and specialist operations

The public website and the useful tool behind it, designed as one product.

Best when clients or staff need to log in, manage or act.

What you get

  • Everything in Website + CMS
  • Accounts and private workspaces
  • Dashboards and workflows
  • Forms, data and integrations
  • Testing, handover and iteration
Useful detail
  • The exact workflow is mapped before the interface is designed.
  • Access, privacy and operational edge cases are part of the scope.
Discuss a platform

Every project is priced on what it has to do and how long that takes. Prices on request.

Additional services

Things a practice
often needs as well.

  1. Photography

    No pictures yet, or the wrong ones? I come to the practice and shoot it: the rooms, the work, and new headshots of the people in them.

  2. Social media

    Reels filmed on site, posts written and scheduled, in the same voice and the same design as the site itself.

  3. A little AI

    Where it genuinely saves you time: drafted replies, enquiries sorted before you read them, long documents summarised. Never a bot pretending to be you.

A useful first conversation

Bring the problem.
I’ll help define the right build.

Twenty minutes, no preparation required. You leave knowing the likely scope, even if we decide not to work together.

Discuss your project