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Awwwards ·Australia ·Picked 2026.10.26

Institute of Health

Nutritional therapy certification (functional medicine, blood work, business mentoring) website design reference — School・Certification・Proof in numbers・FAQ
Institute of Health homepage (desktop)
Desktop (1440px)
Institute of Health homepage (mobile)
Mobile (375px)

Editor's note

What this site does

An Australian nutritional therapy certification that shows its numbers, every course unit, who its students are and its FAQ before asking for a career call.

Conversion

Notes

What you see

The first screen is a video of hands at a laptop, the headline “Global leaders in functional medicine and nutrition” and one line on what the certification combines. Three figures sit on the right: course units, 46 countries educated and 22 laboratory tests.

Below come the course units — supplements, blood work, autoimmunity, women’s health and more — each with a one-line summary and “Explore Course”. Then three differences, a list of students by name and profession (doctors, personal trainers, gym owners, dietitians), an FAQ on scope of practice, accreditation (IICT and CMA) and the 36 countries where graduates can be insured, and finally “Book your career pathway call”. The footer gives a phone number (+61) and an email address.

What to take from it

A school can show what it teaches before anyone enrols: one line per unit says what the student will be able to do.

Listing students by profession answers “is this for someone like me?” better than a generic testimonial. And putting a call, not a purchase, at the end makes the first step smaller for a serious commitment.

Typography

Typefaces

Element Desktop size / weight Desktop line height Mobile size / weight
h1 58px / 500 1.00 38px / 500
h2 50px / 500 1.00 23px / 500

Measured values (desktop 1440px, mobile 375px, 2026.10.26). The most frequent setting for each element is shown. Sites that use h1 for a logo or small label will show a small h1.

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The page structure above, rebuilt from DevNJ's wireframe parts. It contains none of the original site's copy, images or code.

Institute of Health wireframe built from DevNJ parts (desktop)
Desktop (1440px)
Institute of Health wireframe (mobile)
Mobile (375px)

Using it in Figma

  1. Download the SVG.
  2. Drag and drop the file onto a Figma canvas.
  3. It opens with one layer group per section — start by reordering sections or replacing the copy.

Text comes in as text layers (set in Noto Sans JP).

Screenshots are shown at reduced size as quotations supporting the commentary. All rights in the design, copy and images belong to Institute of Health and their respective owners. The wireframes are not copies of the original site; they rebuild its structure from DevNJ's parts. Owners or designers who would like this entry removed or corrected can contact us; we respond within two business days. Featured on: Awwwards — Honorable Mention

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