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2009
Client
Dermatology Inc.
Category
Patient Digital Architecture & Clinical SEO
Evidence
Attributed Outcome & Stakeholder Attestation

Case Study Record · 2009

Dermatology Inc.

Quantitative SEO Analysis · Information Architecture · Persona-Driven Design · User Experience Research · Build

Bridging clinical medical terminology with patient search behaviors to transform multi-clinic appointment booking.

Dermatology Inc. was a premier regional medical practice. Prospective patients with common skin conditions were failing to discover the practice online because the legacy website was organized around technical dermatological taxonomy rather than the symptoms and queries patients actually typed into search engines.

George performed quantitative search analytics, modeled patient personas, and restructured the digital architecture to align patient search intent with clinic services, physician credentials, and direct appointment scheduling.

Attributed Outcome & Stakeholder Attestation

Achieved top organic search rankings for regional dermatological conditions, producing sustained growth in new patient appointment requests across all clinic locations.

Source: Jeff Pope, Creative Director at DeveloperTown
Jeff Pope
“George turned Dermatology Inc's online footprint into an accessible, high-converting patient channel. His rigor in research and taxonomy continues to set the benchmark for user-first digital architecture.”
Jeff Pope Creative Director at DeveloperTown
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