Healthcare websites
Websites for GP practices and care homes that patients, residents and families can actually use — accessible, fast and easy for your team to keep current.
- GP practices
- Care homes
- Supported living
Independent product studio · Reading, UK
Websites that care for the people who use them.
Flutterly designs and builds accessible, fast websites for GP practices, care homes and ambitious products — custom-coded in the UK and looked after by the person who built them.
- live products and client sites
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- live products and client sites
- custom code — never a template
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- custom code — never a template
- accessibility target on every build
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- accessibility target on every build
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Contact Flutterly: anoop@flutterly.co.uk
Trusted by
Pembroke CareGreenmead HousingJJ Paper EssentialSandbourne CareSipliArtlingWhat Flutterly does
One studio, three crafts.
Everything is designed and engineered in-house — so the person you talk to is the person doing the work.
Web & product engineering
Marketing sites, portals and web applications built on Next.js — static-first, measurable and maintained as systems rather than one-off pages.
- Next.js & React
- Design systems
- SEO & performance
Mobile apps
Native and cross-platform apps with careful interaction design, dependable architecture and a clear route to the App Store.
- SwiftUI
- Flutter
- App Store releases
Healthcare websites
Built for the sectors where websites matter most.
Two specialisms, one standard: accessible, fast and honest websites for organisations that people depend on.
For GP practices
A practice website that takes work off the phones
Clear signposting to appointments, prescriptions and the NHS App, self-serve answers for common requests, and accessibility designed in from the start.
- Signposting to NHS App and online services
- WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility target
- Self-serve pages that reduce reception calls
- Easy updates for practice news and alerts
For care homes
A home families trust before they ever visit
Warm, photo-led design for relatives researching care — with your CQC rating, visiting information, admissions routes and recruitment handled properly.
- Designed for families first
- CQC rating and report, front and centre
- Clear enquiry and admissions journeys
- Recruitment pages that attract carers
Never a page builder
No templates. No plugins. No excuses.
Most small-organisation websites sit on a page builder someone has to keep patching. Flutterly builds a different way.
| Area | Typical template builders | A Flutterly build |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | A generic theme shared with thousands of sites | Designed and coded for your organisation |
| Security | A plugin stack that needs constant patching | No plugins — a small, auditable surface area |
| Speed | Heavy page builders and slow scores | Static-first Next.js that stays fast on a poor signal |
| Accessibility | Whatever the theme happens to support | WCAG 2.2 AA designed in from the first wireframe |
| Ownership | Content locked inside a subscription | You own the code, the content and the domain |
| Support | Ticket queues and account managers | A direct line to the person who built it |
Free website audit
How does your current site measure up?
Before you spend anything, get a written review of your existing website — scored against the standards that matter for GP practices and care homes, with the fixes ranked by impact.
Accessibility
Automated and manual checks against WCAG 2.2 AA — contrast, keyboard use, screen-reader labelling and focus order.
Speed & Core Web Vitals
Lab and field performance on a mid-range phone over 4G, with the fixes ranked by impact.
Mobile experience
Layout, tap targets and readability at the sizes most patients and families actually browse on.
Content & signposting
Can visitors complete the top tasks — book, enquire, find opening hours — without phoning you?
Local search
How you appear on Google for the searches that matter locally, and what is holding rankings back.
Security basics
HTTPS, security headers, stale platform software and anything leaking more than it should.
Selected work
Live products. Real organisations.
Client sites you can visit today and products you can download — the evidence behind every promise on this page.
Why Flutterly
Small studio. Serious standards.
One accountable person
You work directly with the designer-engineer who builds your site — no account managers, hand-offs or juniors learning on your project.
Built for the people you serve
Patients in a hurry, relatives researching care at midnight, staff updating a page between tasks — every decision starts with them.
Evidence over promises
A free, written audit before any commitment, live client sites you can visit today, and measurable targets for speed and accessibility.
The process
Four steps, one accountable person
- 01
Listen
Understand your organisation, the people you serve and what the website must achieve before touching the interface.
- 02
Shape
Structure, plain-English content and a visual language you can react to early — as working pages, not static mock-ups.
- 03
Build
Engineer the site in small, reviewable slices with accessibility and speed checked throughout, not bolted on at the end.
- 04
Ship
Launch, measure and keep improving — the same person who built it stays responsible for it.
Anoop Jose · Founder
About the studio
The person you brief is the person who builds.
Flutterly is the independent studio of Anoop Jose — a designer and engineer in Reading, UK. No account managers, no hand-offs, no outsourcing: every website and app is designed, built and supported by the same pair of hands.
That matters most in healthcare, where a website is often the first — and sometimes the only — way a patient or family reaches you. It has to work for everyone, every time.
Ready to give the people you serve a better experience?
Whether it is a practice website, a care home or a product idea — start with a conversation, or a free written audit of what you have today.
Every enquiry gets a reply within one working day.