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Also for WordPress: MGD Physical Therapy Signature, the same layout as an installable block theme.

Physical therapy website template — mobile, corporate style
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Physical therapy website template — mobile, corporate style

Physical therapy clinic website home page website template for a mobile website, designed for Kestrelgate Physio, a fictional physical therapy business. Shows a full physical therapy clinic home page: navigation with a call button, a full colour hero block with a running figure and three practical facts, a where does it hurt section with a front and back body map whose labelled hotspots link to conditions by area, a stepped rehab timeline for a first course of care from assessment to return to activity, a programmes bento with post-surgery rehab, sports injuries, back care, pelvic health and running assessment, a no-referral-needed note, a weekly class timetable, session length and self-pay prices beside what to wear, clinician cards with focus areas and a credentials slot, the clinic location with hours and an emergency note, a booking form that asks where it hurts, and a footer. Corporate style: IBM Plex Sans, a dark brand-coloured sidebar, 4px corners and subtle shadows. A complete, responsive one-page HTML template (every section, light and dark) with a DESIGN.md of light and dark colour tokens.

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Pattern
Physical therapy website
Device
Mobile
Style
Corporate
Product (fictional)
Kestrelgate Physio
Category
Physical therapy

Spec

Colours (light)
background #f7fbfd · surface #ffffff · text #121d22 · muted #57666d · primary #0088b4 · accent #4a6dcf
Colours (dark)
background #0c1216 · surface #162024 · text #ebeff1 · muted #a7b3ba · primary #4ccaff · accent #8fafff
Fonts
IBM Plex Sans (headings and body), JetBrains Mono (code) · Google Fonts, under their own licences
Sections
where it hurts, your rehab, programmes, classes, prices, clinicians, book now, footer
Light and dark
Both included; follows the system setting
Responsive
One HTML file, layout changes at 1024px, 960px, 860px and 760px; no horizontal scroll at 320px
Best for
A physical therapy or sports rehab clinic that wants a structured, information-first look.
Not ideal for
A clinic that wants a loose, expressive look.
physical-therapy-websitemobilephysical-therapynavigation-headercolor-block-herobody-mapinteractive-diagramtimelinestaircase-stepsbento-gridnoticeclass-timetablepricing-tabletipsteam-cardscredentials-slot
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Fonts: IBM Plex Sans (Google Fonts)

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Building with an AI coding agent? Every screen here is also in the free Made Good Designs MCP server: ask Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT to search_ui_screens (e.g. “billing settings, editorial style”), get_ui_flow for a whole journey, and get_ui_screen_code to pull the HTML and DESIGN.md straight into your project.

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