SoundSkills: an accessible website for a hearing health specialist

SoundSkills is a specialist Auditory Processing Disorder practice that describes itself as working at the forefront of research and therapy in this area of hearing health. Applicable helped transition their web experience so it reflects that expertise in a very accessible and friendly way, for families, adults and referring professionals alike.
Client
SoundSkills
Sector
Hearing health
Published
SoundSkills website home page with the line Teaching the brain to hear, shown on a laptop

The problem

SoundSkills works at the leading edge of a field most visitors have never heard of. Parents arrive worried about a child, adults arrive after years of unexplained difficulty, and audiologists and teachers arrive looking for referral information and research. The previous web experience did not reflect the calibre of the practice, and it had to serve all of those audiences without feeling clinical.

An audiologist and a young child in headphones doing a listening exercise with picture cards in a bright clinic

What we built

A new website that presents the practice's research, therapy programmes, events and referral pathway in a very accessible and friendly way. Clear entry points for children, adults, autism spectrum and other related disorders sit directly under the home page hero, with appointment and seminar requests one click away.

A parent holding a tablet showing the SoundSkills website home page in a clinic waiting room

The result

A web presence that matches the standing of a specialist hearing health practice.

Key takeaways

  • Applicable transitioned SoundSkills' web experience to a new, accessible site.
  • The site serves parents, adults and referring professionals from one clear home page.
  • It reflects the way the practice describes its own work in Auditory Processing Disorder research and therapy.