scrutiny: Surgeon's Adviser
Man. Now THIS is what I'm talkin' about. I've been blogging (and complaining) about several surgeons' websites, and I keep saying how a lot of them need help from professional web designers.
Well, as it turns out, there's one specifically for them!
Surgeon's Advisor is a website that offers help to surgeons get (or improve) their internet presence. Whether you do plastic surgery in Toronto or anywhere else in the world, I think this website is a great help. I've seen their clients' websites, and I must say that the sites are really really good.
The company's own site is very well done. Easy navigation, good colors, cool look and feel. Aside from giving help to clients, they have design tips, SEO techniques, and other literature you can browse, even if you're not a plastic surgeon. Personally, I want to study their case studies to get ideas for my own clients. Haha! Learn from the masters, so they say, so I shall.
Hm. I think I'll be frequenting this site often starting now. XD
Well, as it turns out, there's one specifically for them!
Surgeon's Advisor is a website that offers help to surgeons get (or improve) their internet presence. Whether you do plastic surgery in Toronto or anywhere else in the world, I think this website is a great help. I've seen their clients' websites, and I must say that the sites are really really good.
The company's own site is very well done. Easy navigation, good colors, cool look and feel. Aside from giving help to clients, they have design tips, SEO techniques, and other literature you can browse, even if you're not a plastic surgeon. Personally, I want to study their case studies to get ideas for my own clients. Haha! Learn from the masters, so they say, so I shall.
Hm. I think I'll be frequenting this site often starting now. XD
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