Portfolio: MyoNYC

“Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy (MTPT) is a specialized type of bodywork, which provides relief of muscular pain and increases range of motion through manual release of trigger points...”

For Relief of Muscular Pain

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Because of the alternative nature of this therapy, we needed to give it, and the website, a sense of solidity—other alternative therapy sites we’d seen seem to resort to gimmicky new-age imagery and jargon.

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Stress Scientific Basis of MTPT

MyoNYC’s content, structured as a Q & A, stresses the scientific basis of MTPT in an uncluttered design that emphasizes the importance and solidity of the information.

Establish Quasi-Medical Nature of Treatment

Using classical black & white anatomical diagrams and a soothing, almost institutional pale green background helps establish the quasi-medical nature of the treatment.

Expository in Nature; Online Reference to MTPT

MyoNYC.com is designed to be expository in nature—as much an online reference for people curious about MTPT as it is a way for them to set up an appointment.


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