Information architecture
Services, about, areas served, reviews, and a pregnancy guide are organized as their own sections, each mirrored fully in English and Spanish rather than treated as one primary language with translated fragments.
Midwifery website + bilingual strategy
Creating a warm, professional bilingual platform for maternity care in Valencia and online.

Blanca Francés is a registered midwife based near Valencia, Spain, with more than 15 years of clinical experience, including over eight years working within community midwifery teams in the United Kingdom. Her practice covers the full arc of maternal care: pregnancy consultations, birth-plan preparation, postpartum family assessment, lactation support, babywearing guidance, and preparation for the transition into parenthood, including hypnobirthing.
Her client base is genuinely mixed. Many families are Spanish-speaking and based around Valencia and Sagunto. A significant and distinct segment is international families living in or relocating to Spain who want maternity care they can navigate entirely in English, without translating medical terms or guessing at how the Spanish health system works. Her UK midwifery background is what makes her credible to this second audience — she has worked inside both systems.
The practice combines in-person visits around Valencia and Sagunto with online consultations available to families across Europe, particularly for lactation support and preparation classes that do not require a physical exam.
The digital experience needed to communicate two distinct value propositions from one practice: rigorous, evidence-based midwifery for local Spanish families, and English-language maternity care for international families navigating the Spanish healthcare system. A single generic site risked flattening both messages into something neither audience would fully trust.
The site also needed to present seven fairly technical service lines — pregnancy consultation, birth-plan preparation, postpartum family assessment, lactation consulting, ergonomic babywearing, maternity and paternity preparation, and hypnobirthing — in a way that felt approachable rather than clinical, while still signaling real professional depth to visitors who are, understandably, cautious about who cares for them and their newborn.
Because Blanca serves both a defined geographic area around Valencia and Sagunto and an online audience anywhere in Europe, the digital experience needed to make the delivery model unambiguous on every service page: is this in-person, online, or both, and where.
The core strategic decision was to treat bilingual delivery as a first-class part of the information architecture rather than a language switcher bolted onto a Spanish site. English-speaking families in Spain are searching in English, with English search intent — phrases like "English speaking midwife Valencia" — and expect a page built for them, not a machine translation of someone else's site. The structure reflects that: a dedicated English-speaking midwife landing page sits alongside full English mirrors of every service and area page, each independently addressed to the visitor rather than pointing back to Spanish-only content.
Each of the seven services was given its own page rather than being folded into a single long services list. This lets each service target its own search intent (a pregnant woman searching for prenatal support has a different question than a new parent looking for lactation help) and lets the conversion path be specific: someone reading about hypnobirthing preparation sees a request-consultation path relevant to that service, not a generic contact form.
Trust signals were built around Blanca's dual professional experience — Spanish clinical practice and UK community midwifery — because that combination is the actual differentiator for the international-family segment, and a credibility gap that generic bilingual sites in this niche typically fail to close.
Local SEO was layered on top through individual area pages for Valencia, Sagunto, and the surrounding towns she serves, so families searching by their specific town find a page addressed to their location rather than a single citywide page competing for every keyword at once.
Services, about, areas served, reviews, and a pregnancy guide are organized as their own sections, each mirrored fully in English and Spanish rather than treated as one primary language with translated fragments.
English visitors land on English-first pages — including a page built specifically around being an English-speaking midwife in Valencia — with their own headings, their own search intent, and their own path to booking, distinct from a simple language switch on a Spanish homepage.
Each of the seven services (pregnancy consultation, birth-plan preparation, postpartum family assessment, lactation consulting, ergonomic babywearing, maternity and paternity preparation, and hypnobirthing) has a dedicated page describing what it covers and how to request it.
Area pages for Valencia, Sagunto, and nearby towns state clearly which services are available in person versus online, so visitors immediately understand whether they can be seen at home, at a clinic, or over a video consultation from anywhere in Europe.
Blanca's 15-plus years of practice and her UK community midwifery background are presented as a professional narrative on the About page rather than a bullet-point resume, reinforcing the evidence-informed, warm tone the practice is built on.
Every page — service, area, or about — leads back to the same low-friction request-a-consultation path via WhatsApp, email, or the booking action, so the site works as a funnel regardless of entry point.
Gives international families a landing page addressed directly to their situation, rather than asking them to discover an English toggle on a Spanish-first site.
Every service and area page exists in both languages with its own URL, so each language version can be found, read, and shared independently.
Pregnancy consultation, birth-plan preparation, postpartum family assessment, lactation consulting, ergonomic babywearing, parenthood preparation, and hypnobirthing each get room to explain what happens and why it matters.
Individual pages for the towns Blanca actually serves make the geographic scope concrete instead of a vague "Valencia area" claim.
Blanca's Spanish and UK midwifery experience is framed as a story of continuity of care, which matters to families making a highly personal decision about who attends their birth.
WhatsApp, email, and a consultation-request action are repeated across the site so a visitor never has to hunt for how to get in touch.
The site separates intent by language and by service rather than relying on one page to rank for everything. English pages target English search phrases directly — such as searches for an English-speaking midwife in Valencia — while Spanish pages target the equivalent Spanish clinical terms, avoiding the dilution that comes from a single page trying to satisfy both.
Local relevance is reinforced through individual pages for Valencia, Sagunto, and the surrounding towns Blanca serves, giving each location its own indexable page rather than a single service area paragraph.
Every page is built to move a visitor toward requesting a consultation through the channels Blanca actually uses — a booking action, WhatsApp, or email — rather than a single generic contact form buried on one page.
Because visitors arrive with different needs (a first pregnancy, a lactation problem after birth, planning ahead for a UK-style birth experience), each service and area page carries its own request path so the next step is always specific to what the visitor just read, shortening the distance between interest and a booked consultation.
This project shows TK Web Services' approach to multilingual healthcare websites: treating a second language as a genuine audience with its own intent and journey, not a switch bolted onto an existing structure, while keeping the tone appropriately warm and evidence-based for a sensitive care category.
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