Ongyeol Korean Medicine

Built for a clinic whose patients want things explained before they come in. The site has to lay out the care, walk a first-time patient through a visit and turn that into an appointment request.

A Korean medicine clinic on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown, treating pain and tension, offering herbal consultations and helping with sleep, digestion and fatigue. Most of its patients want to talk it through in Korean before they are treated, so the site is in Korean and explains each visit step by step.

• Introduces three areas of care: pain and mobility, herbal consultation and everyday balance
• Walks through a visit in four steps, from listening first to care that carries into daily life
• Prepares first-time patients, with how to book, what to bring and checking insurance in advance
• Takes an appointment request by subject, with checks and a confirmation that sends nothing
• Shows open or closed in Los Angeles time and marks today's hours
• Draws a street map of Wilshire, 6th and Western with the clinic's pin and parking details

• One-page site, opening — headline over the clinic photo, booking button, phone number and three highlights
• Philosophy — the clinic's approach in a short statement beside a photo of the herb drawers
• Treatments — three areas of care, each with a short description and tags
• Pain care and herbal consultation — two photo sections whose links pick the subject in the booking form
• Process — a visit in four steps, from the first conversation to care that carries into daily life
• First visit — how to book, what to bring and checking insurance ahead of time
• Appointment — a request form by subject, with name and phone checks and a confirmation
• Visit us — address, hours with an open-now sign in LA time, parking and a drawn street map

• The 溫 seal stamps onto a walnut screen, ink spreading from blur to sharp, before the page lifts
• Steam rises from a brass bowl while the headline's second line fills in like ink
• 和 氣 安 and the numerals 一 二 三 are brushed in stroke by stroke as you scroll
• Two hanji lattice doors slide apart to show the pain care photo
• A brush line runs down through the four steps, filling each number as it arrives

• Korean medicine and acupuncture clinics
• Chiropractic and physical therapy offices
• Massage and wellness clinics that work by appointment
• Family or integrative medicine practices serving Korean-speaking patients