Online Stores · Civic
Verger
A storefront where the shopper may be the user, a family member, an occupational therapist or a plan manager, and may be using a screen reader. Larger type, higher contrast, no persuasion devices, and a purchase path that accommodates funding, prescription and trial before purchase rather than treating them as edge cases.
Assistive & Mobility Equipment Retail
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This build type is not available to order yet — controlled value pending
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Full-size inspection of this design is not available yet — controlled value pending
We would rather tell you that than show you a page missing the styling it was designed with, because you would reasonably take that for the design.
Who it suits
- Assistive and mobility equipment
- Medical and rehabilitation supplies
- Home modification products
- Continence and daily living aids
- Hearing and vision products
- Any funded or prescribed consumer purchase
Where this design has got to
Verger is not yet integrated with the RHIXO build system — field-test candidate.
We show you this because a design being drawn and a design being deliverable today are different things, and you are entitled to know which one you are looking at.
What else we build for Health & Care
Designed to sit together. If you take more than one it is still one project, and we only ask you about your business once.
Careline
Mobile Apps
A care app for people who may be anxious, in pain, older, or using assistive technology. Type is a step larger throughout, contrast exceeds AA, nothing counts down, nothing is promoted, and no screen implies a clinical outcome. Core proof patterns are disabled at the architecture level because health advertising rules require it.
Studio
Mobile Apps
A booking app whose whole job is the four seconds between opening it and having a class booked. The timetable is the first screen with no landing page in front of it, the cancellation window is shown on the booking rather than in terms and conditions, and a waitlist tells you your position rather than leaving you to hope.
Nourish
Mobile Apps
An app for following a plan someone else set, which means most days it is opened by a person who did not do everything on it. It is therefore built to be non-judgemental: no streaks to break, no red, no congratulation for compliance, and a missed day recorded as information for the clinician rather than as a failure shown to the patient.
Civicline
Websites
An accessibility-critical service site where the reader may be the participant, a family member, or a support coordinator, and may be using a screen reader. Plain language, larger base type, strict hierarchy, no imagery-led persuasion, and an Easy Read pathway as a first-class route rather than a footnote.
Lantern
Websites
A counselling practice site for someone who may be reading it at two in the morning. Warm and quiet rather than clinical or cheerful, no reviews, no testimonials, no urgency, no outcome claims, and crisis information placed where it can be found without scrolling. Proof patterns are disabled at the architecture level.
Wattlegrove
Websites
A site read by two people at once: an adult child researching under pressure, and a parent who has not agreed to move. It addresses both without patronising either, publishes costs in full because opacity is the sector's defining failure, and never uses imagery of people who look nothing like the residents.