Half a visit to an optometrist is a medical appointment and half of it is shopping for frames. The site has to do both without either one looking like an afterthought.
Each one is a full site with every page working, the booking path and the trade's own tool, plus the SEO autopilot running in the corner. Open one, switch between them from the bar at the top, and copy the prompt when one fits.
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Modern Navy
Large type with plenty of air around it and one accent colour doing all the work.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
02Trend
Swiss Grid Signal Red
A strict column grid with heavy sans headings, big numerals and one red, and no ornament anywhere.
The International Typographic Style is back as the antidote to template sameness.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
03Trend
Frosted Glass Midnight, dark
Translucent panels floating over a full-screen photograph, with soft depth and rounded corners.
Apple's Liquid Glass interface made frosted, layered panels the look of 2026 software.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
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Boutique Sand
Letterspaced small caps and pill buttons on muted surfaces, which reads as quiet and expensive.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
05Trend
Bento Ocean
Rounded tiles of different sizes, each holding one fact, so the first screen answers five questions at once.
The tile grid Apple uses for product pages, now the default way to show many facts on one phone screen.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
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Clinical Clinic
Soft corners and generous line height, so the page stays easy to read for someone who is anxious.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
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Editorial Charcoal
A magazine grid with heavy rules and square corners, where the photography carries the page.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
08Trend
Dark Luxe Ink & Gold, dark
Near-black ground, a champagne accent and a tall serif. Reads as a place with a waiting list.
Premium brands moved to dark grounds with one metallic accent as phones went dark-mode by default.
Copy this into the builder inside askotter and fill in the {{placeholders}}. It carries the look, the pages, the components a optometry practice site needs, the SEO rules and the writing rules.
Every business, price and review on these sites is invented, and each site says so on every page. The photographs are CC0 stock standing in for the business's own.
mix your own
Try any of the sixteen directions on this trade.
The studio redraws the page with every direction and palette, including the ten trend directions, and with the components a optometry practice site needs.
Direction
Palette
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A drawing of a layout, not a screenshot. Every business name, price, phone number and review above is invented. Blocks mark where your own photography goes.
Your direction, palette and trade travel with you. Free for 14 days, no card required.
the short answer
What should a optometry practice website include?
A optometry practice website has a job that is specific to the trade, and the components that do that job are frame gallery, vision plans, exam booking, medical eye care. Half a visit to an optometrist is a medical appointment and half of it is shopping for frames.
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The site has to do both without either one looking like an afterthought. askotter builds the site around that component set rather than around a theme: the direction and palette are chosen by the owner, and the pages themselves are written from the practice's own services, prices, hours and service area. The build, the hosting and the monthly work are one price, $99/mo self-managed or $600/mo managed, with no separate design or setup fee. The first draft comes back the same day and a person reviews every change before it publishes. A business wanting to browse finished themes and edit one itself is better served by Squarespace or Wix.
Directions
Eight shown as full sample sites, starting with Modern. Sixteen in the studio.
Components
5 written for optometry and eye care practices, shown in the studio above.
Built from
Your services, prices, hours and service area, plus the direction and palette you pick.
Price
$99/mo self-managed or $600/mo managed. No design or setup fee.
First draft
Same day. Launch typically five to ten working days.
Not for
Anyone who wants to browse finished themes and edit one themselves.
the components, in words
What goes on a optometry practice site, and why.
The studio above draws these. Here they are as text, which is the version worth reading if you are briefing someone else or building it yourself.
Frame gallery
Frames are a retail purchase and people want to see the brands you carry before they book.
Vision plans
VSP or EyeMed coverage decides where someone books. It is the first filter, so it goes near the top.
Exam booking
A booking request with the exam type attached routes the appointment correctly and saves a phone call.
Medical eye care
Dry eye and diabetic screening are searched separately and are worth more than a routine exam. They need their own cards and their own pages.
What the exam covers
People delay eye exams because they are not sure what they are for. Naming what gets checked converts the fence-sitters.
Want the longer version of what the site has to do once a visitor lands? Website design for optometrists covers the pages, the leaks and the FAQ. This page covers the look and the components.
what it costs
No design fee. No setup fee.
The build is inside the monthly price, and on a managed plan the site transfers to you after six months.
You drive the builder and ship the changes Whiskers suggests. The platform does the analysis.
Self-managed plan
Self-managed$99/moWebsite, SEO and the platform. Compute-based after that.
The $99/mo covers your website and SEO on the platform. After that the price is compute-based. Ask Whiskers to run more analysis, or to watch more ad channels for you, and the bill scales with how much you use.
No setup fee. Ad spend is billed to you by Google and Meta.
Want a person to run it for you?
Our team builds and runs it. A person reviews every AI recommendation before it ships.
Human-in-the-loop plans compared
What is included
PopularManaged SEO$600/moWe build it and run the SEO.
Managed + Ads$1,000/moEverything in Managed SEO, plus Google Ads and Meta Ads run by our team.
Do you have a optometry practice website template I can buy?
There is no theme file to buy. askotter offers eight design directions for optometry and eye care practices, each shown as a full sample site, and a prompt for each one that starts your own build in the askotter builder. The pages are then written from your own services, prices and hours, so two optometry and eye care practices starting from the same direction end up with different sites. If you want a theme file to buy and edit yourself, Squarespace and Wix sell that well.
How long does a optometry practice website take to build?
The first full draft comes back the same day you describe the business or hand over the URL of the site you already have. Launch is typically five to ten working days, most of which is you reviewing pages rather than us building them. There is no discovery phase and no queue behind four other clients.
Can you rebuild the site I already have?
Yes. Give us the URL. The agents read every page, keep what is still earning its place, such as your bio, your reviews and copy you spent a weekend on, and rebuild the rest around the component set. The URL structure is preserved where it can be and redirects are written where an address has to change, so the rankings come with you.
Can I change the look after launch?
Yes, by message. "Try the navy palette" or "make the headings serif" goes into the same text thread as every other change, a preview comes back, and it publishes when you reply yes. Rolling it back is another message.
Does the design affect whether I rank?
Less than the structure does. What moves rankings for optometry and eye care practices is a page per service rather than one services page, real questions as headings, prices and service areas written as text rather than sitting in an image, and schema that matches what is visible. All of that is built in whichever direction you pick. Speed matters too: the sample sites here compress every photo and lazy-load anything below the first screen, and the SEO panel on each one shows the checks it passes.
full sample sites
Finished sites for other trades.
Complete websites for invented businesses, every page and a working tool, built the way yours would be.
Every business, person, price and review on these samples is invented, and each sample says so on every page. The photographs are CC0 stock standing in for the business's own.
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