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In some case studies, something extra on a page is a risk for the client, not a detail. Here the work was deciding what must not be on the website.

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The quiz for choosing a format on the psychologist’s website, the first of three questions

Psychologist website: the quiz brings the specialist a complete request instead of an empty “hello”

A private practice: online and in person on the island. Clients come by referral, and the page’s work starts after a person already has the link. A three-question quiz turns their request into ready-to-send text for a messenger, and a separate check guards the address for in-person sessions: it looks for it on the pages with every edit.

Instead of an empty “hello,” the specialist gets a complete request: what the person came with and when they would like to start.

Need something similar?

Whether it’s a website, a bot, or something that is now done by hand, tell me what’s going on, and I’ll tell you whether it can be solved or not.

I have your request

I’ll read it myself and reply where you told me to.

Send another one

What you need you can pick several

In your own words: what you have now and what you want to get. If you have a website or a bot, paste the link.

Your request will come to me on Telegram, and I’ll reply myself.

By sending the form, you agree to the privacy policy: what is collected and how to delete it.

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