Booking in four steps
Numbered steps with a progress bar, a back button once past the first step, and a ‘Cancel’ that stays in view.
Online appointment booking for a dental practice.


DENT is a web app for booking appointments at a dental practice. A patient chooses a treatment, a day and a free time, confirms their phone number with a code sent by SMS, and books — without calling the practice.
Numbered steps with a progress bar, a back button once past the first step, and a ‘Cancel’ that stays in view.
Each treatment states how long it takes and what it costs before anything is chosen.
Two weeks of dates in a strip, and free times in fifteen-minute steps, split into morning and afternoon. A day with nothing free says so, and Sundays are dimmed.
The patient's number is confirmed with a six-digit code sent by SMS before the booking goes through.
The first screen shows the next available appointment above the booking button.
After a booking is confirmed, patients can switch on notifications on phone or computer: the confirmation, a cancellation notice and a reminder the day before. A bell in the header turns them on and off.
A calm, dark teal interface with one bright accent kept for the choice in hand — the selected day, the selected time, the button that moves on. Large, rounded targets throughout.
Captured from the live site, September 2026.
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