A few specific fixes for devonplace7daydental.co.uk.

What I saw. The home page hero says nothing about the seven-day opening. Underneath, the `application/ld+json` Dentist block lists Monday as `opens 09:00, closes 00:00` (almost certainly a typo for 17:00) and omits Thursday and Friday from the openingHoursSpecification array. Google reads that machine data and surfaces "closed Thursdays and Fridays" against the only Newport dentist that actually opens on alternate Sundays. There is no AggregateRating or Review schema either, despite 83 Google reviews and the 2024 Quality Business Awards "Best Dentist in Newport" badge in the footer.

What the rebuild does about it. The rebuild fixes the openingHours JSON-LD on day one (correct entries for all seven days, both alternate-Sat and alternate-Sun rules expressed), adds AggregateRating wired to the real 4.0 / 83 number, adds Review schema for the surfaced testimonials, and leads on the seven-day rhythm above the fold with a live "Open today" badge driven by the local date. The Sunday slot finally appears on the home page.

What I saw. The transition to a fully independent Denplan-led practice from April 2026 is the single most significant thing happening at Devon Place this decade. On the live site it sits as a sentence in body copy on /our-practice/ and on the home page below the fold. The Denplan price page is two clicks deep, the private-fees page is two clicks deep, the primary navigation does not name either of them, and the "what changes for you" patient explainer does not exist on the homepage.

What the rebuild does about it. The rebuild opens with the transition as the headline. Above the fold: "Chapter two for the seven-day practice, from April 2026." A patient explainer panel sits in the second section, with the Denplan plan card and the private plan card side by side, both prices visible. The seven-day opening keeps its place as the daily promise. The bench (five GDC-registered dentists, an implantologist, two qualified hygienist-therapists) carries the trust.

What I saw. The home page emits "© 2023" three years stale in the footer. The page weight is inflated by Elementor Pro 4.0.3 loading more than thirty per-post stylesheets (`wp-content/uploads/elementor/css/post-*.css`) un-combined in the head, plus both OwlCarousel 2.3.4 and Swiper 8.4.5 loaded for the same carousel. The hero exterior is served as a 428 KB PNG and has no responsive srcset for the mobile viewport. The "Book Online" button leaves the brand domain on the first click (`uk.dentalhub.online`), losing first-party analytics for the session.

What the rebuild does about it. The rebuild is Astro on Vercel, a single static page per route, no Elementor and no carousel libraries at all where they are not needed. Hero image converted to WebP with the PNG as a fallback srcset, under 60 KB on the mobile viewport. Footer year reads the current year programmatically. The "Book Online" CTA keeps the patient on the brand domain through the first step of the form, then hands off to DentalHub only after the practice has captured the lead.