NextPlus Health — corporate health platform
Corporate health site bringing Nova Clinic, MediPlus, Net Ambulans and Next Emergency Health under one roof; TR/EN, app showcase and request forms.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS

Building a site got easy; building a good one did not. Most sites built on ready templates fail in three places at once: slow on phones, not found on Google, and needing someone every time they are edited.
Speed first. The site is opened on phones, so it has to be fast on phones. No heavy templates, unnecessary plugins or giant images.
Manageable on your own. Adding a product, changing a price, fixing a text — no need to call us.
Ready for search engines. Heading structure, address schema, sitemap and structured data come with the setup; they are not added later.
Payment and shipping integration, stock tracking, order notifications. Which payment provider you work with is your decision; we do the setup.
A domain (if you do not have one we get it together), the product/service list, contact details and company information for the legal texts. For e-commerce, your payment provider agreement.
Delivered for real businesses. Click a cover to read what was built.
Corporate health site bringing Nova Clinic, MediPlus, Net Ambulans and Next Emergency Health under one roof; TR/EN, app showcase and request forms.
Showcase and appointment site for a clinic offering home/office check-ups, mall health points and corporate infirmary services.
Product site for a wristband that tracks health data in real time and syncs with the NextPlus Health app.
Site for a 24/7 private ambulance company: services, fleet and one-tap calling.
Corporate site for a mobile health service that brings vehicles and specialists to workplaces.
E-commerce style showcase listing health, wellness and lifestyle packages with category and package pages.
For a brochure site with content ready, most jobs take two to three weeks; e-commerce takes longer because of payment and shipping integration. The timeline is written in the quote.
Most restaurant sites are a PDF menu and an “about us” page; the three things a visitor wants (menu, where, open now?) are not three taps away on a phone. Page structure, an updatable menu, booking/ordering, the Google match and what to look for in example sites.
Quick-commerce apps took the neighbourhood grocer’s customer; the way back is not playing the same game but using proximity. Product list, WhatsApp/site ordering, stock and price freshness, delivery zone and order tracking — at near-zero cost.
Footwear is among the highest-return categories online; the reason is fit. How to communicate fit, which angles are mandatory, what a rotating view and video change, and how to decide between marketplace and own site.
Fill in the form; we reply in writing with scope, timeline and a starting price.