WEB DESIGN · PRACTICE WEBSITE
A website for Andreea Stoica’s psychotherapy practice
A web design project presenting a psychotherapy practice, with service information, a practitioner profile and routes to contact.
About the project
On a professional service website, visitors need to understand who provides the service and where to find the information they need. The Andreea Stoica website groups the practice introduction, practitioner information, services and contact within a short navigation structure.
Cobalt’s contribution
- A presentation website for Andreea Stoica’s practice.
- A structure covering the home page, practitioner information, services and contact.
- A desktop and phone presentation mockup published in the Cobalt portfolio.

Navigation focused on essential information
The public menu links to the home page, practitioner information, other services and contact. Visitors can explore the services and practitioner’s background before starting a conversation. The home page also has an appointment enquiry link leading to contact.
A calm visual direction
The portfolio mockup and public website use nature imagery, light tones and green accents. Content is arranged in distinct sections, with service information separated from the practitioner’s introduction. The example illustrates the relationship between content, visual atmosphere and a clear route to contact.
What you can explore in the published project
Look at the order of information, the connections between pages and the placement of contact links. The project appears in Cobalt’s portfolio, and the public website includes a Cobalt Graphics creation credit in its footer.
The published work
Planning a professional service website
We begin with the services that need explaining, the practitioner information and how you want to receive enquiries. That gives us a basis for defining the page structure, visual materials and contact journey before implementation.
Services for a similar project
What would you like to build?
Tell us who the project is for and what people need to do with it. We can use these examples to discuss the structure, visual design and functionality you need.
