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Website design for diabetes dietitians

Steady Nutrition is a website we designed for a diabetes dietitian who teaches a six-week group class and also sees people one to one. It starts with clear public facts, then shows the next class, then explains insurance in plain words.

Megan Caldwell, Steady Nutrition, the class dates, fees, client words, articles and the Instagram name are made up, and each is tagged “Example” on the site. The three numbers at the top come from the CDC, with the source linked. The photos are licensed stock photos.

Steady Nutrition hero with the headline “Diabetes care that fits your plate” and three CDC facts
the practice

Who Megan is

Megan Caldwell, RDN, LD, CDCES · Diabetes dietitian (CDCES)

Megan is a registered dietitian and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist in Texas. People often arrive with a lot of advice and no plan, and they want to know if their insurance will cover help. She teaches a group class, sees people one to one, works with their doctor, and never promises a result.

What she offers

  • A 6-week online group class, Steady Steps
  • One-to-one diabetes nutrition
  • Prediabetes support
  • Gestational diabetes support
the personality

The feel we chose

Clear and practical, like a well-made health app. A white page, sky-blue bands, navy headings in a rounded sans, one coral button, tidy 8px cards and a light grid behind the hero. It feels trustworthy and easy to scan, which is what someone with a new diagnosis needs.

  • Blue #1F5F99
  • Navy #14324F
  • Sky #E6F0F8
  • Coral #B84A33
  • Line #C9D9E8

Fonts: Poppins for headings, Inter for reading

why we built it this way

Section by section

Real facts first

The top of the page leads with three public numbers from the CDC, each with its source, then a clear headline and one coral button. No numbers about the practice are invented, so every figure can be checked.

Steady Nutrition hero with the headline “Diabetes care that fits your plate” and three CDC facts

The next class, front and centre

A card with a photo, the course name, the next start dates and a sample price. It says what is covered without fake “only 2 seats left” pressure, and has one button to join.

Next class card for Steady Steps, a 6-week group class, with two start dates
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What you will learn

Six weekly topics in a tidy grid: carbs without fear, reading labels, building a plate, eating out and more. A visitor sees exactly what the class teaches before they ask.

Six numbered cards showing the weekly topics of the group class

Insurance in plain words

Three steps to find out if a plan covers it, and a clear note on what Medicare Part B covers. For many visitors, this is the question that decides whether they book.

Insurance block with three steps and a Medicare note

Group or one-to-one

Two columns that compare the class and private visits, so people can pick what suits them and move on.

Group class and one-to-one care side by side

A program page that sells the course

The Program page lays out the class in full: length, format, dates, price, what is included, the weekly plan and plain answers. It says clearly that it goes alongside a doctor's care.

Program page for the 6-week group class with dates, what is included and weekly topics

Services, with who each is for

One-to-one diabetes nutrition, prediabetes support and gestational diabetes support, each with a photo, who it is for, what is included, the length and a sample fee.

Services page with three kinds of one-to-one care

What the letters mean

The About page explains what a CDCES is in plain words, how she works with a doctor and care team, and what each credential means.

About page with Megan’s photo, what a CDCES is and what her credentials mean

FAQ grouped by worry

Questions about insurance, the class and one-to-one visits, each answer fully visible. Nothing hidden behind a click.

FAQ page grouped into insurance, the class and one-to-one visits

A contact page for referrals

A short form with a note for people coming from a doctor's referral, a line that Megan reads every message, and a reminder not to send health details.

Contact page with a referral note and a short form
want to click around?

Try the live Steady Nutrition site

We keep the live sites we've designed private, so our designs stay ours and yours stays one of a kind. Ask, and Omar sends you the link, usually within a day.

Or get the link by email

We only use your email to send the link and answer you. No newsletter.

under the hood

What's built in

Every Itersi website gets the same care behind the design.

  • Five pages, a Program page and articles (a blog), on WordPress with Bricks
  • Every colour, font and fact comes from one settings screen, so updates take minutes
  • An “Ask me” button and an email checklist popup, both easy to close
  • Fast on phones, built to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility basics
  • Contact form that asks people not to send health details
what your clients want to know

What someone living with diabetes wants to see

Many arrive tired of being told what they're doing wrong. They're looking for someone who gets it, and who knows the condition well.

  • That you understand daily life with diabetes, without judgement
  • Your CDCES credential, explained simply
  • Type 1, type 2, prediabetes or gestational, whichever you see
  • Whether you work with insulin pumps or glucose monitors
  • How insurance and referrals work with you
words matter here

What we take care with

  • No claims about reversing or curing diabetes
  • No blaming language about food or weight
  • Clear words that you work alongside medical care and don't replace it

You check every word before anything goes live, because your name and your licence are on it. We don't give medical, nutrition or legal advice.

no hidden numbers

Clear prices for diabetes dietitians

designed only for you

Your custom website

$497 once

$250 to start, $247 before your site goes live. Ready 7 days after we have your information.

  • Fully custom: no templates, designed around your practice and your voice
  • Up to 5 pages, such as Home, About, Services, FAQ and Contact, with each specialty explained on your Services page. More pages $57 each
  • Your booking tool set up, with a "Book a consultation" button on every page
  • Basic page words written from your start form answers; you approve every line
  • Basic SEO setup: titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap, Google Analytics and Search Console
  • Two rounds of changes before launch, then 30 days of free fixes
  • The website and your domain are yours
Start your website
optional

Hosting + care

$47 / month

Monthly, no contract. Stop whenever you like. Or host your site anywhere you choose.

  • Fast hosting with a security certificate (SSL)
  • WordPress and plugin updates, backups and security checks
  • Up to 1 hour of small edits each month (about two 30-minute edits), usually done within 2 business days
  • More edits, redesigns and bigger work: $20 an hour, quoted first. New pages $57 each
  • Leaving? A free full copy of your site and one free move to your new host
How care works

How custom is it?

Fully custom. We never start from a template. Your colours, your specialty and the way you work with clients shape the design. Keeping it to 5 focused pages is what lets us design each one properly in 7 days. Underneath, every site runs on our own tested WordPress setup, which keeps it fast and secure.

Who owns it?

You do. The website is yours, and your domain is bought in your own name. Host with us or anywhere else.

What if I cancel care?

Nothing is lost. You get a full copy of your site and one free move to the host you choose. Not on our plan, any edit is $20 an hour.

Independent reviews from earlier Itersi clients are on our Clutch profile, in their own words. Those projects came before this offer.

good questions

Questions from diabetes dietitians

Can I say I help people reverse diabetes?

We'd steer you away from that. It can mislead people and raise FTC and licensing concerns. Describing how you support blood sugar management is safer, and more honest.

How do I show I'm a CDCES?

Put it after your name, then explain it once as certified diabetes care and education specialist. Clients and referring doctors will both look for it.

How do I describe my services without promising results?

Describe what you do, such as reviewing patterns, planning meals around real life and working with their care team, and leave out specific outcomes.

A smiling woman with blonde hair and glasses working on her laptop
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your turn

Want a site like this, built around you?

Tell us about your practice on one short page. Omar replies personally within 1 business day, and there is no pressure to buy anything.