Serenity Psychiarty and Wellness

Serenity Psychiatry and Wellness came to me with an existing website that was doing them no favors. A single page with no navigation, inconsistent color usage, and no visual hierarchy to guide a visitor through their services or build trust. I started with sketches to map the layout and identify what the site truly needed, then moved into Figma to plan the navigation before building in Wix. The logo presented its own challenge. The lotus flower element overpowered the wordmark and had no flexibility for real-world use. Without overstepping the scope, I made intentional minimal refinements, rebalancing the proportions, introducing a secondary font to lighten the typographic weight, and building out a full logo system with variations for print and digital. Their original color palette was solid, so I kept it and expanded it with tints and shades to support hierarchy and accessibility. The result is a calm, professional, and navigable website that finally reflects the quality of care they provide. Visit the live site at serenitypsychiatryandwellness.com.