Family dentistryArabic
Tallah is a family dental clinic in Moharram Bek, Alexandria. Its patients search and book in Arabic, often on a phone, often for the whole family. The site had to make booking the easiest thing on every screen and make a dental visit feel warm rather than clinical.
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Seven decisions that shape how Tallah Dental works, shown on the live site itself.
First screen
The hero is a photograph of Tallah’s real waiting area under a warm Arabic headline, with the Google rating (4.8, 196 reviews) right under the actions. A family deciding where to go sees the place and the proof at once.
Navigation
The header carries the navigation and احجز موعدك (Book an appointment), and a lime bar beneath it offers online booking with a live offer countdown. For a clinic, the header is the booking form’s front door.
Typography
The whole site uses the clinic’s own Arabic font. Body text is 22px with a 1.8 line height, larger than most sites, so it stays comfortable for every age, on any phone.
Color
Sand and cream cover 90% of the page, which feels like a home rather than a clinic. Deep clinic green is reserved for booking and key actions, and lime marks offers. The eye learns in seconds that green means book.
Page structure
The page moves from care that starts with the patient, through comfort and confidence, the doctors, the specialties, real reviews, and a small interactive moment where you clean a tooth, before the final booking invitation and the FAQ.
Calls to action
احجز زيارتك الأولى (book your first visit), شاهد تجربة العيادة (see the clinic experience), تعرّف على أطبائنا (meet our doctors). The labels speak like the receptionist would, not like a website.
Mobile
The offer bar and online booking sit at the top, and the main booking button spans the full 358px width under the headline. Every booking path is reachable without scrolling.
