NY/LON Psychology · Webflow website

A psychology website that refuses to look like one.

A bold, cinematic digital identity for a psychology practice shaped by New York, London, and the people who move between them.

Psychology between two cities

NY/LON Psychology needed a website that could hold therapy, clinical supervision, consulting, and Mental Health First Aid training without looking like a conventional therapy template. The direction leaned into real New York and London imagery, oversized serif typography, controlled motion, and clear paths into the practice.

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Role
Lead designer, strategist, art director, and Webflow developer
Scope
Strategy, UX/UI, art direction, Webflow, motion, SEO
Focus
Service architecture and cinematic visual direction
A homepage section connects the NY/LON point of view with clear service paths.

A different kind of psychology website

Instead of soft wellness cues, the site uses deep electric blue, warm neutral surfaces, large editorial type, and city photography with a more observational tone. The result feels premium and culturally specific without becoming cold or clinical.

The about section sets the tone for a practice shaped by more than one kind of psychological work.

New York and London as texture

The photography avoids postcard landmarks and generic therapy imagery. Transit, infrastructure, architecture, and street-level movement give the site a sense of place without making it feel like a tourism brand.

New York appears through movement, infrastructure, and street-level pressure.
London is shown through architecture, transit, and night-time city texture.

Keeping the character on smaller screens

Large typography and expressive layouts were adapted deliberately for mobile rather than simply scaled down. Service pages keep their editorial rhythm while staying readable and direct.

Mobile layouts preserve the expressive type scale without making the service pages hard to scan.
The contact page keeps the editorial identity intact while making inquiry paths practical.

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