Nutriahaar

Nutriahaar

Summary:

To strengthen its digital presence, Nutriahaar needed a website that conveys expertise instantly and helps people clearly understand and book the right nutrition plans.

To strengthen its digital presence, Nutriahaar needed a website that conveys expertise instantly and helps people clearly understand and book the right nutrition plans.

Project Focus:

Responsive Website

Responsive Website

My Role:

UX Design | Website Developer

UX Design | Website Developer

Tools Used:

Figma | WordPress | Calendly | Hotjar | Google Analytics

Figma | WordPress | Calendly | Hotjar | Google Analytics

Nutriahaar
Nutriahaar
Nutriahaar

The

Collaboration

Collaboration

Atasi Konar, Senior Dietitian and former Lead Clinical Dietitian at Manipal Hospitals, brings a powerful mission: to show people that food can heal or harm, and to make healthier choices simple through a credible digital presence.

Nutriahaar had the expertise, it needed clarity. The goal was a website that communicates value instantly, builds trust, and guides individuals and corporate teams to understand plans and book appointments with zero confusion.

Industry

Healthcare

Platform

Services

UX Design | Website Development

Project Duration

1 Month

Constraints

Limited analytics history, small budget, tight delivery timeline

What Success Meant for Us?

What Success Meant for Us?

Business Goals

Nutriahaar needed a website that would:

  • Clearly communicate expertise and build trust.

  • Convert more individual and corporate appointments

  • Explain services in a simple, human way

  • Support long-term brand credibility

User Goals

Users needed:

  • A simple way to understand plans

  • Transparency about what each service includes

  • A quick path to booking (within 2–3 clicks)

Success Metrics

  • 12+ individual appointments in the first month

  • 4+ corporate enquiries

  • Higher engagement on the service page

  • Reduced confusion and drop-offs

Problem

DEFINITION

DEFINITION

DEFINITION

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User Problems

  • Hard to understand nutrition terms quickly

  • Unsure which plan fits their condition

  • Booking steps felt unclear or uncertain

Business Problems

  • Expertise wasn’t communicated online

  • Corporate offerings were overlooked

  • Users dropped off before booking


What We Learned About People?

What We Learned About People?

Through stakeholder discussions, quick competitor reviews, and informal user conversations, we learned that:

Key Insights
• People trust nutrition experts when information feels human, simple, and clinically credible.
• Users want clarity on outcomes before booking: “What will this plan do for me?”
• Corporate visitors prefer quick scanning, proof points, and structured offerings.

Research Methods

  • Stakeholder interviews

  • Competitor analysis

  • Heuristic evaluation

  • 4 user conversations

  • Content review

Key Patterns & Behaviours

  • Users skim first, then decide

  • Corporate visitors look for legitimacy

  • Simple steps reduce decision anxiety

Opportunities

  • Clear service hierarchy

  • Direct “Book Appointment” actions

  • Step-wise explanation of “How It Works.”

Making Sense of the Experience

Making Sense of the Experience

House Of Ishaani IA
House Of Ishaani IA
House Of Ishaani IA

How It Solved Confusion?

How It Solved Confusion?

  • Users immediately saw their category

  • Services became scannable

  • Booking became a natural next step

Walking in the User’s Shoes

Walking in the User’s Shoes

House Of Ishaani User Flow
House Of Ishaani User Flow
House Of Ishaani User Flow

THE PROCESS

I followed

01

01

Discovery & Research

Discovery & Research

02

02

Stakeholder Goal Setting

Stakeholder Goal Setting

03

03

UX Strategy Roadmap

UX Strategy Roadmap

04

04

Information Architecture

Information Architecture

05

05

Key Page Wireframes

Key Page Wireframes

06

06

Visual Explorations & Designs

Visual Explorations & Designs

07

07

Rapid Prototyping

Rapid Prototyping

08

08

Development

Development

09

09

User Acceptance Testing

User Acceptance Testing

10

10

Design Evolution

Design Evolution

The Impact & What I Learned Along the Way

The Impact & What I Learned Along the Way

Client Outcomes

  • 12+ individual bookings in the first month

  • 4+ corporate teams contacted for wellness programs

  • Noticeable clarity improvement on service pages

  • Stronger trust signals across the site

Improved Experience

  • Users understood plans faster

  • Engagement increased on key pages

  • Booking became simpler and more intuitive

What I Learned About the Domain

  • People choose nutrition experts based on clarity and empathy, not complexity.

  • Corporate buyers look for structure, measurable outcomes, and expertise.

Reflections

  • Good UX doesn’t need complexity, it needs empathy.

  • Health decisions are emotional; reducing uncertainty builds trust.

  • Even with limited research budgets, small user insights can drive meaningful impact.

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