Site wireframes & redesign
Wireframed a comprehensive site refresh for amaehealth.com — restructuring navigation, adding missing content, and designing pages that communicate the full depth of Amae's clinical model to both providers and families.
The existing Amae Health website was bare bones. It didn't communicate the full breadth of what Amae offers, how it's differentiated, or the depth of its clinical model. Key content was missing entirely — there was no structured overview of treatments and programs, no page explaining Amae's clinical approach, and no hard data or meaningful social proof beyond a few quotes. The existing provider and patient/family pages lacked the depth and structure needed to be effective for their respective audiences.
For referring providers, the site didn't answer the questions that drive referral decisions: what programs are available, what conditions are treated, what the care team looks like, and what outcomes to expect. For patients and families, it didn't offer the reassurance or clarity needed to take the step of reaching out. Navigation was unintuitive, and the visual presentation didn't match the quality of care Amae delivers.
I wireframed a full site restructure — rethinking the information architecture, redesigning existing pages, creating entirely new ones, and mapping content that had never existed on the site.
Wireframe set
Full page-level wireframes for homepage, Our Approach, provider page, patient/family page, treatments hub, program pages, treatment pages, and templated clinic pages.
Content framework
Defined content needs for every page — data points, social proof, program details, and audience-specific messaging that the current site lacks.
The wireframes give Amae a clear path from a bare-bones site to one that communicates the full depth of its clinical model — with hard data, structured program information, and dedicated pathways for the two audiences that matter most. When the redesign goes live, the site will finally match the quality of care Amae delivers.

