Modern & accessible website design for Audiology House.

Audiology House is a leading provider of specialist audiology services in the UK, offering hearing assessments, hearing aids, tinnitus management, and pediatric audiology services. They needed a modern, accessible, and user-friendly website to better serve their clients and reflect their expertise. The Audiology House website design successfully enhanced user experience, accessibility, and engagement. With a fresh, professional look and seamless functionality, the site now serves as an effective digital touchpoint for both new and existing patients.

Client

Service

Audiology House

Branding + Web Design

Sector

Year

Audiology

2025

A woman helps an older man with a hearing aid in a clinic. Text on the image includes "Audiology House" and "Delivering expert hearing care with empathy and understanding.
A minimalist logo depicting a teal house silhouette integrated with a green dumbbell, symbolizing home fitness or gym. The background is light gray.
Person adjusting a behind-the-ear hearing aid with fingers, against a plain background.
A webpage showing hearing services: Diagnostic Hearing Tests, Ear Wax Removal, Hearing Device Fittings, and Ear Plugs & Noise Protection, with icons for each service.
Four smartphone screens displaying the Audiology House website, showing appointment scheduling, a contact form, and a map with location details. The design is teal and white.
A website layout displays three articles with images and summaries on hearing topics, featuring family and senior subjects. Logos of Phonak, ReSound, Widex, and Bernafon are at the bottom.
Laptop on a shelf displaying a website with an image of a person inserting an earplug. Text reads, "Find out about our ear plugs & noise protection services." Sunlight casts shadows on the wall.
Two business cards on a textured fabric background. One card shows "Glen Caffley" with contact details; the other reads "Audiology House" with a logo of a stylized house and ear.
Elderly man with gray hair, wearing a light blue shirt, sitting and touching his ear, appearing to be in discomfort or deep thought.
Split-screen image of a hearing test brochure with a woman getting her ear checked on one side and an informational webpage about hearing aids on the other, featuring different hearing aid types.
Smartphone on a light-colored surface displaying an advertisement for wireless earbuds and a charging case, with images and descriptive text. Subtle shadows create a minimalist aesthetic.
A website page for Audiology House, featuring contact info, services, and locations. It highlights "Exceptional hearing care with empathy and expertise" and has a button to get in touch.
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