Private review · design decision → Hugo · clinical accuracy → Xander
Two brands, one system, five directions.
Every direction is a real, clickable homepage built on the same shared design foundation — same copy per brand, so you're comparing design, not content. Nothing here is committed; this is exploration for you to pick from.
[CLINICAL-REVIEW] in the source await Xander.Full Color — the flagship practice
Gambetta + Switzer · violet #5B4EE0 / rose #C1425F · premium, luminous, EMDR outcome “life in full color.”
Return to Color
Editorial & gallery-calm. The hero opens near-grayscale and blooms into full color — the brand's emotional promise made literal. The most “New Yorker / art gallery” option.
Spectrum Spine
Color as architecture. A gradient rail runs down the page as structure, progressing violet→rose as you descend — “full color” as a spectrum you move through. Graphic confidence, still premium.
Consulting Room
Warm & human. Color reads as soft light arriving into a calm room; image-forward for the real brand shoot. The most approachable, high-end-wellness option.
Pup Therapist — the niche practice
Clash Display + same Switzer body · hot pink #C81F73 / violet #7C4DE0 · playful, warm, shame-free — the disco sibling of the same DNA.
Disco Warmth
Playful disco energy done with taste — faceted gradient panels, one earned light-sweep, warm belonging. Fun but unmistakably a licensed, professional practice.
Bold Poster
Graphic zine/poster energy — oversized Clash headlines, confident color blocking, community-forward. Bold and joyful, still trustworthy.
Recommendation
Full Color → Direction A, “Return to Color” (24/25). The only Full Color option built on an ownable idea rather than a nice layout: the hero enacts the brand's whole promise — desaturated life blooming back into color — and its dark mode is the strongest of the three. My build-out plan grafts in two things from its siblings: B's spectrum-spine as a structural accent, and C's credential chips.
Pup Therapist → Direction P1, “Disco Warmth” (24/25). The most controlled take on the disco/shame-free energy — nothing tips into cheesy, and its dark mode is the single best screen in the whole set. I'd steal P2's oversized price and “Self” highlight-box on the way to final.
I'd retire C, “Consulting Room” — it's the most templated and only reads as finished once a real photoshoot exists. Cross-cutting scores were 5/5 for system coherence and 5/5 for brand differentiation: all five visibly share one foundation, and the two Pup directions read as an unmistakable sibling of Full Color, not a recolor. These are recommendations — the pick is yours; tell me your two winners (or “close, but…”) and I'll build them out across every page.