
Adult & Child Counseling and Psychiatric Center, Melbourne, FL, Built 2026
A team practice, built to be seen.
The old site had an expired security certificate and two pages Google could find. Every visitor met a full-screen browser warning. We replaced it with a 57-page site that answers the questions a new patient actually arrives with. The practice owns all of it.
accpcfl.org(opens in a new tab)
57
Pages in the sitemap
Every service, condition and provider gets its own page, so a search for any one of them can land.
accpcfl.org sitemap, October 2026
AA
WCAG 2.2 conformance
Verified with zero critical and zero high findings, which matters more than usual in healthcare.
Pre-launch accessibility sweep, September 2026
What changed.
The old site
BeforeExpired certificate. Every visitor met a security warning
AfterLive, valid, and served from the edge
Pages Google could find
Before2
After57 in the sitemap
What a patient can read
BeforeNo provider pages. No service pages
AfterProviders by specialty, 8 services, 13 conditions
Patient data
BeforeA platform that will not sign a business associate agreement
AfterNone collected. No forms, enforced by the build
Accessibility
BeforeNever assessed
AfterWCAG 2.2 AA, zero critical and zero high findings
Who holds the keys
BeforeThe domain sat with a platform the practice was leaving
AfterDomain and code under the practice's control
The brief
What was broken before we showed up.
Adult & Child Counseling and Psychiatric Center has served Florida's Space Coast for more than thirty years. Psychiatrists, nurse practitioners and licensed therapists, all under one roof, treating adults and children.
Its website had stopped working. The security certificate had expired, so every visitor met a full-screen browser warning before they saw a word. Google had found exactly two pages of it. There were no provider pages, no service pages, and no way to book anything.
We rebuilt it as a 57-page site: every service its own page, every condition treated its own page, providers grouped by specialty, insurance answered plainly, and a contact surface a new patient can act on. It collects no patient information at all, by design. There is no form anywhere on it, and the security policy is configured so that adding one would break the build rather than quietly start gathering health data.
What we built
- 57-page site, hand-coded, replacing a site with two indexed pages
- Provider directory grouped by specialty
- 8 service pages and 13 condition pages, one topic each
- Insurance, telehealth, service areas and referrals, each answered directly
- No forms and no patient data collected, enforced by the build
- WCAG 2.2 AA conformant, verified with zero critical and zero high findings
- Domain moved off the old host with email continuity preserved
- Production support, with the practice owning the code and the domain
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