Bush Dental5 WEBSITE CONCEPTS · BISHOPDALE
Inside the Bush Dental clinic, Bishopdale

CONCEPT FOLIO

Five designs for a family clinic.

400 GREERS ROAD, BISHOPDALE
CHRISTCHURCH 8053
03 352 6233

FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED — DENTAL CLINIC

The dentist who knows your name, five ways.

THE CLINIC

Bush Dental — independent, family-run dental clinic in Bishopdale, Christchurch. Check-ups, fillings, crowns, dentures, kids' teeth.

WHERE · BOOK

400 Greers Road, Bishopdale, Christchurch 8053.
03 352 6233 · [email protected]

HOW TO USE THIS PAGE

Pick a concept below. Each is a complete, standalone homepage design — same honest content, five different personalities.

01

After Dark big serif type, treatment index, stacked deep-dives

A warm dark portfolio page: oversized serif headlines, a numbered treatment index and layered cards walking through check-ups, fillings, crowns and emergencies.

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02

The Story Scroll full-screen photography, chapters that unfold

A cinematic scroll narrative — clinic photography gives way to a dark chapter panel with drifting images, ending in a bright call to book.

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03

Card Mosaic six treatment cards, one shared backdrop

Dark editorial with a difference: six mosaic cards that each reveal a window of the same hidden radial backdrop, plus a 0–100 opening counter.

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04

Quiet & Clear white space, honest pricing, rotating reviews

Calm editorial minimalism with a photo hero: generous white space, a photo marquee, sample pricing in plain sight and self-rotating review cards.

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05

The Poster one dark screen, erase-to-reveal interaction

A single-screen dark poster — move your cursor to erase the light layer and reveal the dark design underneath. Precise, playful, memorable.

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A note on these concepts. Each page is a design study built from the clinic's public information — real address, real phone, real email. Prices are marked SAMPLE throughout; figures shown as XX+ are placeholders. Nothing here is the clinic's official website (Bush Dental has no website — that's rather the point).