Opticroute gives optometry practices and optical boutiques a complete website for helping visitors move from eye-care questions to the right people, place and eyewear. Its 31 pages bring together service explanations, clinician profiles, practice locations, frame collections and a guided appointment-request interface in a colorful optical-studio design.

Large portraits, sculpted image panels, frame photography and gradients give the site a recognizable character. Cobalt & Butter, Mulberry & Rose and Forest & Citrus offer 3 distinct palettes, each with Light, Dark and Auto appearance modes. The layouts adapt from wide screens to narrow phones while keeping practical information and next steps easy to find.

What is included

• 28 substantive pages plus Privacy, Accessibility and a designed 404 page.
• Eye exams, contact lenses, children's eye care, dry-eye consultations and diabetes-related eye-care pages.
• Everyday frames, bold frames and sunglasses, with collection filtering, a lens guide, frame-fit guidance and eyewear aftercare.
• 3 clinician profiles and 3 practice locations, including a service comparison to help visitors choose a suitable setting.
• First-visit guidance, costs and coverage information, common questions and an interactive preparation checklist.
• A 3-step appointment-request interface with compatible service, clinician and location choices, review and editing, pending feedback, recovery states and a downloadable summary.
• 14 original illustrative image sets supplied as 42 responsive WebP files, local Outfit and DM Sans fonts, and editable SVG brand artwork.
• Ready-made site files, self-contained editable source, buyer documentation, native tests and optional installed-Chrome browser checks.

Connect care, people and places

Service, clinician and location links carry the visitor's selection into the request interface. Changing a visit type clears choices that no longer fit. Visitors can review their details before continuing, edit earlier choices and keep a readable summary of the completed demonstration.

The included site runs a clearly labeled browser-only demonstration: nothing is sent or booked. A separate live mode supports a buyer-operated HTTPS receiver and distinguishes unavailable service, rejection and uncertain receipt. The guide explains the receiving contract, validation, duplicate handling and recovery needed for a real practice.

Make the site your own

Edit practice details, clinicians, locations, services, imagery and palettes through focused source files. Shared page layouts and reusable sections keep the 31-page site consistent, while semantic HTML, modern CSS and vanilla JavaScript keep the customer project approachable without a frontend framework or CMS.

The buyer guide covers local viewing, content changes, color and image updates, request receiving, deployment and maintenance. The ready-made site includes its fonts and images locally and uses no runtime CDN, analytics or embedded third-party maps.

Before you begin

Use static HTTP hosting for the published site. The supplied local tools require Node.js 24.8 or later within major 24 and npm 11. Editing uses the included dependency lockfile; optional browser checks require an existing Google Chrome installation. A live request requires your own receiver, validation, storage, delivery and privacy arrangements.

Opticroute is a frontend website template. It does not include confirmed scheduling, live availability, a patient portal, medical records, insurance verification, payments or an inventory system. The practice, people, premises and collections are fictional illustrations to replace or adapt for your business. See the buyer guide for setup and the included asset notices for font licenses and image provenance.