PaO Clinic
A Thai clinic website that brings the doctor, services, symptom-led reading, and opening information into one clear public guide.
Context
People looking for a clinic may arrive with a familiar symptom, a doctor's name, or a practical question about visiting. The website for Dr. Suphasan's orthopedic clinic in Ang Thong gives those starting points a shared home, with routes to services, articles, the doctor, and clinic details.
This is the public website at drsuphasan.com. The separate Clinic management system at clinic.drsuphasan.com supports the clinic's operational workflows.
My role
I designed and built the website, organised its content and navigation, and implemented the symptom and article discovery experience. The work connects a recognisable clinic identity with information that visitors can explore at their own pace.
Design story
Start with the words a visitor knows
The information hub starts with a search field and body areas such as knee, back, shoulder, and hand. Readers can combine an area with topics including sport, rehabilitation, or self-care. They do not need to know a medical term before finding a useful place to begin reading.
Keep browsing in one place
Symptoms and articles share one hub. Search, filters, and pagination narrow the same collection, while the URL preserves the chosen view for returning or sharing. Clear results and a reset path help readers recover when a combination returns no articles.
Make the clinic easy to recognise
Blue, white, and warm neutral surfaces connect the logo, doctor portrait, and service imagery. The doctor's introduction establishes who the site is about; headings and restrained page sections give longer Thai text room to breathe. Light, dark, and system appearance choices support different reading conditions.
Be precise about visiting
The homepage and contact page gather the clinic's location, planned hours, and opening status. The site states that the clinic is preparing to open and is not accepting appointments. The design keeps that status visible without offering an inactive booking form or implying a confirmed opening date.
What was built
- A Thai website covering services, the doctor, patient information, and clinic details.
- An article hub with text search, body-area and topic filters, and pagination.
- Shareable browsing URLs and compatibility routes for earlier content links.
- Responsive navigation and light, dark, and system appearance controls.
Current scope
The public website is live. At the October 2026 capture, the clinic itself was still preparing to open and online appointments were unavailable. The site is an information guide; it does not collect patient records or provide a diagnosis. Images here show public website content, including composed and illustrative imagery, without claiming treatment results.
Image and source notes
Public homepage, October 2026. The hero is a composed portrait based on supplied doctor photography; the clinic setting and service illustrations are illustrative.
Search and body-area choices give readers a familiar starting point before they browse the article library.
Content refreshed on 7 November 2026 from the published Quack & Honk PaO Clinic page.
The date shown is the earliest commit in this project's repository (2026-10-12), not a confirmed date when all project work began.
