Dietitian Website

Someone looking for a dietitian first looks for trust: who you are, which areas you work in, how the consultation process works and how to book. A good dietitian website presents this information simply, accurately and clearly, and the same principles apply to a nutritionist website. Dietetics is a health profession and its advertising is limited by law in Turkey. So alongside the sections we suggest in the Quick Website package and the price of the suggested design, this page collects what to watch for in your content.

What Clients Look For on a Dietitian Website

• Dietitian details: your name, title, the school you graduated from and your areas of work, such as sports nutrition, children's nutrition or nutrition in pregnancy. Verifiable information builds trust.
• Consultation types: face-to-face sessions, online consultations, how often follow-ups take place and how the process works.
• A way to book: phone, WhatsApp, an appointment request form and opening hours.
• Location: your practice's address, map and directions.
• Informative content: healthy recipes and clear articles on nutrition.

The Sections We Suggest

• Menu bar: the Floating Pill design, a clean rounded menu that floats at the top of the page.
• Hero: a Classic Split layout: a short headline and an appointment button on the left, a photo of you or your practice on the right.
• Services: the Service Packages design. You list packages such as online consultation, face-to-face consultation and follow-up sessions point by point on cards and update them yourself in the admin panel.
• Blog: the Cards on Color Band design; your recipes and informative articles are listed on colourful cards.
• Contact: the Appointment Form. The client picks a consultation type and a convenient time and leaves their name and phone number; the request reaches you as a message and you confirm the appointment.
• Footer: the Bento Cards layout, with opening hours, address and contact details on separate cards.

We suggest leaving the gallery off: on dietitian websites the gallery is mostly used for clients' before-and-after photos, and such images are risky under the rules described below. If you want to show your practice, you can turn the gallery on on the Quick Website page. The package does not include online payments, an automatic calendar, a client portal or a calorie calculator; if you need any of these, we prepare a custom development quote.

Health Advertising Rules and Personal Data

In Turkey, advertising by healthcare providers is limited by the Regulation on Promotion and Information Activities in Health Services. The regulation limits promotion to providing information, and your whole site is assessed within that frame. In practice, we recommend avoiding:

• Claims that promise a set amount of weight loss or certain results, such as "lose 10 kilos a month".
• Client reviews, thank-you messages and before-and-after photos.
• Announcements meant to steer clients, such as discounts, campaigns or gifts.

Personal data needs care too: weight, height, illnesses and medication are health data, a special category of personal data under the Turkish data protection law (KVKK). Ask only for a name, phone number and preferred time in the appointment form, and collect health information during the consultation with the required notice. This page is not legal advice; check the current text of the regulation before publishing.

Price and Process

In the Quick Website package the sections you choose set the price: prices start at ₺2,600 for the base package plus at least one section, each other section's price is shown separately and the total is calculated instantly. You can see the suggested design's price section by section in the table below. No payment is taken when you order: we contact you on WhatsApp within 24 hours of your order and show you your site on our test server within 48 hours of the order being confirmed; a 40% deposit is taken when the project starts. We explain what drives the price in our article on website cost.