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HomeWebsite Development Portfolio[Resident Recruitment and Medical Services] Shonan Kamakura General Hospital Internal Medicine Department

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During the initial interview with the lead physician, I was struck by an impression of "crisp intelligence." Interestingly, something that wasn't explicitly mentioned in our conversation was "pride." Sensing this underlying pride, I decided to make it a central theme in our design approach.

We expressed this well-founded pride through diagonal design elements, representing intelligence through our color scheme, all combined into a dynamic overall design. We conducted multiple photo shoots to create a visually compelling site.

The result is a website that captures the essence of the department: fresh and energetic, while subtly conveying a sense of justified pride and intellectual prowess. The diagonal elements add a dynamic flow to the design, guiding the user's eye and creating a sense of movement that mirrors the department's progressive approach to medicine.

Delivery date June 27, 2019
Device compatibility [Responsive design] PC, tablet, smartphone compatible
Page volume Regular pages: 14 pages
Forms: 1 form
Photography Included
CMS Partially implemented
[Shonan Kamakura General Hospital / Internal Medicine] Homepage|Mobile View
[Shonan Kamakura General Hospital / Internal Medicine] A Day in the Life of a Resident Page|Mobile View
[Shonan Kamakura General Hospital / Internal Medicine] Staff Introduction Page|Mobile View
[Shonan Kamakura General Hospital / Internal Medicine] Recruitment Information Page|Mobile View

We've implemented responsive coding that adapts the design to various screen widths, whether on PC, tablet, or smartphone. Complex designs like this require advanced coding techniques to ensure proper display across all devices.

We've also fully incorporated scroll-linked animations throughout the site. This creates a pleasant browsing experience, with elements smoothly transitioning as the user scrolls, adding an extra layer of engagement and interactivity.

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