What should a supplement website include?
A supplement website should include clear product pages, an ingredient breakdown, evidence for every claim, proof of testing or credentials, honest reviews and a simple path to buy or subscribe. Each claim should be accurate and allowed under the rules in your market, such as TGA requirements in Australia.
Why isn't my health product website converting?
Usually it's not traffic. It's trust. The most common problems are claims that feel vague, proof that's hard to find, too many choices on the product page, and a checkout or sign-up flow with too many steps. A Brand Audit shows which of these is costing you sales.
Do you design websites within TGA rules?
Yes. I've worked on health and supplement brands in Australia, including brand work at InterClinical Laboratories, and I'm comfortable designing within TGA requirements. I design claims, labels and web copy so they stay accurate while still being clear and appealing.
How much does a health brand website cost?
Every project starts with a Brand Audit at US$990 (~A$1,450). The website is then quoted as part of a Brand Build, based on what the audit uncovers. If you go ahead within 30 days, the full audit fee is taken off the project.
Do you work with brands outside Australia?
Yes. I work with brands in Australia, Thailand and the US, and I design in both English and Thai. That makes it easier for brands selling into Thailand or across both markets.
Can you design the packaging and website together?
Yes, and it's what I recommend. When the same person designs the pack and the website, the brand feels consistent from shelf to checkout. That consistency is a big part of why customers trust a product.