Work › Aurelia Aesthetics

Med spa · Signature · Signature-tier demonstration · Scottsdale, Arizona

Aurelia Aesthetics

A physician-directed studio with a real-time 3D hero, published per-unit pricing, and a consult-first booking flow, still under a second to paint.

10
pages
10–18 KB
HTML per page
0 KB
JavaScript before first paint, 3D included
40
procedural objects in the hero scene
The brief

What it had to do

Aurelia is the Signature showpiece. The brief: a premium aesthetics studio whose clients judge the room before they book. The site had to carry a genuine 3D experience, not an effect, and still meet the same speed budget as every other Sublight build.

What to notice: Load the homepage on a phone and watch: text and buttons appear instantly, then the pearl fades in. That order is the entire Signature argument.
What we built

Every page, not a mock-up

  • A real-time 3D hero: a glass pearl with iridescence and clearcoat inside a gold ring, with drifting droplets, lit by a procedural studio environment rendered into a reflection map at startup. Nothing downloaded but the library
  • The 3D layer loads on idle after first paint, pauses off-screen, caps pixel density, and falls back to an SVG poster on reduced-motion or low-end devices
  • Five treatment pages with per-unit, per-syringe, and per-session pricing, member pricing beside them, and candid candidacy notes
  • A membership built on banked credit with the break-even math shown
  • An assistant that answers units, downtime, membership math, and pregnancy safety
  • A distinct design language: ivory, espresso, gold, a serif, square corners. Nothing shared with the other two builds
  • MedicalBusiness, Physician, Offer, and FAQ schema
aurelia.sublight.studio
Open full screen →
Signature-tier demonstration. Aurelia Aesthetics is a fictional business; figures and reviews on it are illustrative. The code is production.
Your version

This build, with your name on it, live in 10 business days.

Launch is $3,500. The first three clients in each vertical pay $2,000 in exchange for a published case study on this page, with real numbers from the monthly report.