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13 July, 2026 //

Your IVF website is often your patient's first impression of you clinic. What experience are you creating?

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Pri Scarabelli, Frontend Developer at Pivale Drupal agency - A woman with dark hair and glasses.
Written by Pri Scarabelli Frontend Developer

Pri is a frontend developer, responsible for implementing component driven design for our website builds. Having worked for many years in the healthcare sector, Pri decided to change course and studied under the SheCodes workshops, graduating in eight short months.

For many people beginning their fertility journey, a clinic's website is the first real interaction they have with a provider.

Before making an enquiry or booking an appointment, prospective patients are looking for reassurance. They're comparing treatment options, reading success stories, checking locations and deciding whether they feel confident enough to take the next step.

That first impression matters.

It also made us ask a question.

How well do UK fertility clinic websites support that journey?

To explore this, we analysed 30 UK IVF clinic websites against recognised web standards, looking at performance, accessibility, SEO and technical best practices.

The goal wasn't to identify a "best" website. It was to better understand the current state of digital experiences across the sector and identify common patterns that organisations can learn from.

While this benchmark doesn't measure user behaviour directly, it evaluates technical standards that play an important role in how people discover, access and interact with websites.

Some of the findings were encouraging.

Others highlighted opportunities that many organisations are likely to share.

One trend, for example, appeared consistently throughout the research. While many websites performed well overall, the experience wasn't always as consistent across mobile devices as it was on desktop.

We also identified recurring accessibility issues alongside other technical patterns that can influence how easily visitors access information and use online services.

These aren't observations that apply to one organisation alone. They reflect wider themes across the sector and highlight common opportunities that many organisations can learn from.

For marketing teams and digital leaders, understanding these patterns can help prioritise future improvements and make more informed decisions about where to invest time and budget.

That's why we created the UK IVF Website Benchmark Report 2026.

The report brings together the complete benchmark, including industry averages, rankings, methodology and detailed analysis of all 30 clinic websites.

If you're interested in seeing how the sector compares or how your own clinic performed you can request a copy of the benchmark report or your individual clinic report.

Pri Scarabelli, Frontend Developer at Pivale Drupal agency - A woman with dark hair and glasses.
Written by Pri Scarabelli Frontend Developer

Pri is a frontend developer, responsible for implementing component driven design for our website builds. Having worked for many years in the healthcare sector, Pri decided to change course and studied under the SheCodes workshops, graduating in eight short months.

Darren Fisher, Creative Director at Pivale digital transformation agency - a man with dark hair, a neat beard, moustache and glasses.

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