Telehealth.org — website
Telehealth.org describes itself as a trusted education hub for virtual care, offering courses, webinars, news and resources for healthcare professionals. Pixel2Tech built Telehealth.org's WordPress website as white-label development partner for a digital agency, on the Divi theme with WooCommerce for course sales.
- Client
- Telehealth.org
- Practice
- Websites
- Service
- WordPress Sites
- Engagement
- White-label partner
- Live site
- telehealth.org ↗
The work
What we built for Telehealth.org (white-label)
On mobile
Most visitors arrive on their phones, so the mobile layout matters most.
Project brief
Deliverables
- WordPress website on Divi
- Course and webinar catalog
- WooCommerce course checkout
- News section by topic
- Newsletter signup
- Mobile layout
The challenge
The site serves two jobs at once: a news and resources publication that clinicians read regularly, and a training business that sells courses, bundles and credentials. Both had to sit under one navigation without the courses getting lost among articles.
Our approach
The main menu splits into News, Education, Newsletter and Resources, with a Log In button for learners. News is organized by topic, such as policy and compliance, clinical practice and technology, while Education groups on-demand courses, webinars, bundles and credential programs. A banner above the hero promotes the next webinar, and the home page leads to courses, the newsletter signup and the latest news.
The outcome
A WordPress site that works as both a telehealth news source and a course catalog, with clear routes to courses, webinars and the newsletter on desktop and mobile. Readers who arrive for the news are always a click away from the course catalog.
- Platform
- WordPress + WooCommerce (Divi)
- Site type
- Clinician education and news
- Key pages
- Courses, webinars, news, newsletter
How we did it
Step 01
Information architecture
Four menu groups separate news, education, the newsletter and resources such as research, the podcast and free downloads, so readers and learners each find their path.
Step 02
Courses and checkout
On-demand courses, webinars, bundles and credential programs are sold through WooCommerce, with Edwiser Bridge connecting purchases to the learning platform.
Step 03
News by topic
Articles are grouped into policy and compliance, clinical practice, technology and innovation, and business and market trends, with recent stories on the home page.
Step 04
Webinars and newsletter
A banner above the hero promotes the next webinar, and newsletter signup calls to action appear in the hero and lower on the page.
Tools and platforms
- WordPress
- Divi
- WooCommerce
- Edwiser Bridge
Why this project matters
For an education brand, the news keeps clinicians coming back and the courses pay for it. A site that links the two well turns regular readers into learners.
Questions about this project
What platform is the Telehealth.org website built on?
It runs on WordPress with the Divi theme, using WooCommerce for course sales and Edwiser Bridge to connect to the learning platform.
Do you work white-label for agencies?
Yes. We build stores and websites under the agency's brand, with an NDA when needed. Tell us about the project and we will send a fixed quote after a short call.
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