Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical Arts
The most formal: admissions and program details lead to one clear action—apply.
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Three websites. One family.
A graduate college, its teaching clinic, and a charitable foundation shared people, a building, and a mission. Online, they looked unrelated. I rebuilt all three around one system, then gave each site one clear job: apply, book, or give.
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Three sites. Three jobs.
apply · book · give
Chinese Acupuncture & Herbology Clinic
The warmest: treatment information builds confidence, then booking stays one tap away.
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Traditions Acupuncture Foundation
Mission-first: explain the work, show where the money goes, and make giving easy.
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One system, used differently.
same rules, own voiceThe sites share the decisions that should repeat. The mission, accent, and primary action change where they should.
Shared foundation
Paper, ink, type, spacing, buttons, cards, and navigation all come from the same kit.
One job per site
Apply for the college. Book with the clinic. Give to the foundation. The primary action never competes.
Related, not cloned
Each organization gets its own accent, voice, and emphasis without inventing a new system.
Links that explain the family
The college points to its teaching clinic. The clinic points back to the school. The foundation shows how it supports both.
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Clinic
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Shared where it helps. Different where it matters. The result is not three matching sites. It is one family of organizations, with a clear job for each one.