Health and wellness website design examples
Screen recordings of each website
Odyssée ↗
A clinic that opens on soft close-up portrait video, then airy cream layouts with a fine navy serif and tiny spaced capitals. Photos are cool and pale, some tinted blue. Borrow the small numbered gallery with a thin progress line beneath it, which shows a sequence of reasons without a row of arrows.
Bevel ↗
A health coach app on soft pastel light, with phone and watch mockups for each feature. A hazy rainbow glow sits behind a bold centred headline, real app screens fill rounded cards, and one dark panel shows the chat feature. Borrow the gradient haze, which gives plain device mockups calm without photography.
Mave ↗
A brain-training headset sold with sunlit portraits, small calm type and plenty of space. Testimonials arrive as short video cards, and the steps are three numbered pills. Borrow the fine hairline diagram that links everyday causes of stress to their effects, a gentle way to explain a technical idea without charts.
Guide
How to use website inspiration well
Health and wellness sites need to feel calm and trustworthy at the same time. These use soft colour, plain language and an easy route to booking, and every recording shows how gently each page moves.
- Name the move. "Huge serif headline over a full-width photo" is something you can prompt; "nice vibe" is not.
- Watch the motion, not just the layout. How things enter, scroll and respond is what makes these sites feel finished.
- Check the phone version. The tall tiles show how each site handles a small screen.
- Then find the prompt. Our library has prompts for the sections these sites are built from: browse the prompt library.