One We Actually Rebuilt

Golden Triangle Eye Clinic. Same practice, same words, rebuilt from scratch.

A two-location practice in Columbus, Mississippi. We checked the site they had, built them a new one, and checked that the same way. Both sets of numbers below came off the same scanner.

Split image: a practice owner buried in paperwork on the left, and the same owner working calmly from a tablet on the right.
A two-location independent practice in Columbus, Mississippi.
Short answer

What actually changes when an eyecare website gets rebuilt?

Golden Triangle Eye Clinic scored 59 out of 100 before the rebuild. Eight of the 55 accessibility rules failed outright, and the accessibility score was zero. Same words, same scanner, after the rebuild: no confirmed accessibility failures, and 6 of 9 key facts about the practice now written where AI can read them.

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  • Scored 59 out of 100 before the rebuild
  • 8 of 55 accessibility rules failing, down to 0 confirmed failures
  • Same practice, same words, rebuilt from scratch
  • Both checks run by the same scanner on the dates shown
Columbus & Aliceville 72 pages scanned Old site checked 27 July 2026 New site checked 24 July 2026

See them live: the previous site (opens in a new tab) ↗ · the rebuild (opens in a new tab) ↗

Same practice, same words, same phone number. The new site opens with a question and answers it, because that is the shape an AI assistant repeats back to a patient. The review rating, the number of insurance plans taken, and the accepting-new-patients note all sit at the top where you can see them without scrolling.

59/100overall score on the site they had
8 → 0accessibility rules failing
0confirmed accessibility failures on the rebuild
6/9key facts about the practice now written where AI can read them

Both checks came off the same scanner on the dates shown. The check on the new site covers six accessibility categories plus tap-target size and the labels AI reads. One button on the new site is still slightly smaller than the recommended size, and we name it rather than leave it out. Both screenshots were taken on 6 August 2026. A cookie pop-up on the new site was closed first. Nothing else in the images was edited. Published with the practice's permission.

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Questions, Answered

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Is the practice's existing content kept in a rebuild?
Yes. Everything comes across from your current site — pages, photos, hours, phone numbers, services. The words get rewritten so they are easier to read. They do not get swapped out for something generic.
Are before-and-after screenshots retouched?
No. They are straight screenshots of the pages exactly as they were, published with the practice's permission.
Will results like this happen for every practice?
No. Results vary by practice, by what shape the old site was in, and by your market. We promise no particular ranking, no particular amount of traffic, and no particular score. What repeats is the process, not the numbers.
Do you have other practices using this yet?
OptiSite is launching now, so you would be a founding practice — founder-level attention, and being compliant and AI-visible while your competitors are not. What is not new is us. Doc2Home, our supplement program, has served more than 2,000 independent eyecare practices over roughly twenty years. OptiSite is built by the technology team inside that same company.
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