The ADHD Clinic for Women website

A clinic website that needed an assessment quiz, lead capture into the clinic's CRM, editable content and analytics.

Direct client: Iris Therapies Ltd (Dr Michaela Dunbar), the same founder behind MyEasyTherapy. A commissioned project, then maintenance; Merlin Studio describes it as a one-off project, not a venture. September 2025 – 2026.

His role

DocumentedSole developer: every commit is his.
StatedTitled Full-Stack Developer & Technical Architect.

His contribution

DocumentedNext.js site with an assessment quiz, ActiveCampaign integration for lead capture and email, Resend notifications and event tracking through Google Tag Manager.
DocumentedContent first moved from hard-coded components into Sanity with migration scripts, then, a few weeks later, to Pages CMS (Git-based) when that suited the client better.
DocumentedEight technical guides in the repository (about 1,900 lines) covering CRM integration, email, analytics, SEO, components and content migration.

What was delivered

DocumentedLive at adhdclinicforwomen.co.uk.

What is documented

UnknownNo outcome, metric or business result is documented for this work.

What this demonstrates

InferenceWillingness to reverse an architecture choice (the CMS) when the client's needs became clearer, and documentation as part of the handover.

Live ↗Fullest account: leantonio.me/projects/adhd-clinic

Each line is labelled by the evidence behind it. Documented: checkable in code, a live product or a primary artefact. Stated: his own account. Attributed: a wider team's or client's. Inference: a reading of the evidence, not a fact. Unknown: not established. No outcome or metric is documented for any of this work. The same record is published for AI assistants at /llms-full.txt.