Projects

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Interventional Cardiology Associates

project
www.icahouston.com

 

Objective of the website was to:
  • Have significant information on the website, so patients would understand
    what would happen during procedures and services performed.
  • Provided an opportunity to learn about ICA, its Doctors and the complete staff.
The Process
  • Began with a strategy meeting with the lead partner, Albert E. Raizner MD. to plan their website
  • Organize a content outline and the projected navigation of the website.
  • With their assistance we began collecting and assembling content. This is always
    the most critical process and time consuming when developing a website.
  • Edit existing copy and researching and developing new and other support copy.
  • Once the site outline was completed, we began shooting photography of procedures,
    services and the staff along with patient interactions during treatments.
  • Other graphics and videos were also assembled and implemented into the site.
Site Content
  • The web site would introduce all the doctors and staff with their credentials,
    experience and what services they provided to the patients.
  • Forms were included to aid and assist patients with registration
    and make coming to the doctor easier and more efficient.
Videos Content

 

 

 

Project phase meetings:
  • Were periodically held with the two practice partners to review and approve content progression.
  • A logo and business package would be designed and produced at the same time to integrate into the website.
 
The logo design:

  • Design input and creative process through several presentations and refinements.
  • The design goal of the logo was to be fresh, forward thinking and create a visual identity.
  • The use of initials for the logo is because the practice is known in the medical community
    simply as ICA, and also because the proper name is such a mouthful.
  • The logo was applied to the web and all business materials, business cards, appointment cards,
    letterhead and envelopes.