U Can Feel Better Website Design Case Study
This housing website design case study shows what a new business really needs: not just a designer, but a guide. A transitional housing network with 25+ homes and no website got everything — hosting, structure, design, and launch — in one project.
U Can Feel Better — complete 5-page build, live today.
The client
Bryson, founder of a transitional housing network serving Southern California — 25+ homes across Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and LA counties, working with hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and behavioral health centers.
The challenge
A new business with real houses and no website. He had a domain, a logo, and a brochure — and needed everything else: hosting guidance, site structure, design, and five pages of organized content covering every service line. Mid-project, he decided to switch the domain entirely.
The process
I started where new business owners need it most: the technical setup. I walked him through hosting and access, then designed around a reference site he loved. Five pages took shape — home, services, our homes, FAQ, contact — covering recuperative care, housing navigation, medication management, meals, and transportation, plus the ADA-compliant facilities, the referral partnerships, and a full contact section with an intake form. When he asked to switch domains mid-project, I handled the move without losing momentum, and the site kept moving toward launch. This housing website design case study proves that the unglamorous work — hosting, domains, structure — is what makes a launch smooth.
The result
- Five-page website designed, built, and launched
- Full technical setup handled: hosting, domain, and access
- Domain switch mid-project with zero disruption
- The site is live today: ucanfeelbetter.com
What the client said
Client review coming soon.
Why this housing website design case study worked
New business owners need a guide, not just a designer. I handled the parts he had never dealt with — hosting, domains, structure — so he could stay focused on his business while the website took care of itself.