Denys Kravchuk is a fascial therapist in Limassol, Cyprus and the author of the Atlas Neurocorrection method. He needed a single page that could explain a widely misunderstood treatment — releasing the fascia of the neck so the Atlas (C1) vertebra settles back on its own — and turn cold traffic into consultation requests. The page had to work in both Russian and English and lead every visitor to one action: a free case analysis over WhatsApp or Telegram.
We ran a one-day strategy workshop, then a four-day design sprint with daily check-ins. The engineering started on day six. We shipped to a staging URL on day ten, ran two days of QA on real devices, and went live on day fourteen at 09:00 GMT.
“Shipping in fourteen days was the brief. The harder problem was making it not look like a fourteen-day site.”
Lead with education and proof, not a hard sell. Name the symptoms visitors already live with, debunk the usual dead ends, then back the method with Doppler ultrasound before/after data. One clear call to action per fold: a free case analysis.
Astro on a static build for near-instant loads and a perfect Lighthouse score. Bilingual RU/EN routing, a YouTube explainer embed, and analytics via Google Tag Manager. Interaction kept to the contact form and WhatsApp/Telegram deep-links.
Custom OG image and social cards, bilingual metadata for Russian and English, WhatsApp and Telegram deep-links wired to pre-filled messages, and GTM conversion tracking on every contact path.
+312%
In the first four weeks after launch versus his prior page.
14 days
Hit the dated milestone in the proposal.
100/100
Perfect across performance, accessibility, SEO and best-practices.
A single page built around one goal: sign-ups, demo requests, or sales.
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