We are excited to announce the availability of a new booking system for Feelbettr websites. The booking system uses a simple drag and drop calendar in your Feelbettr dashboard to populate available appointments to be displayed on your website. You can add an unlimited number of appointments for an unlimited number of practitioners for an unlimited number of locations.
Despite the fact that we haven't been posting much on the blog recently, we have still been busy developing Feelbettr and adding new websites to the growing number on the platform.
Velosimed is a Slovenian based psychotherapy, counselling, breathwork and hypnotism practice. They have built a beautiful website using the Feelbettr system utilising the page manager and event management system.
The website currently hosts the profiles of 70+ members and hundred of events each year. One of the stand out features of the website is the use of the event map which gives their site visitors a geographical representation of locations of upcoming events.
Feelbettr now ships with a range of snippets (shortcodes) to easily render dynamic and complex content in your pages. Content snippets are a way to use tags to add items such as title, image, speakers, event maps etc into your content by using a simple code int he page. When the page is loaded the website automatically translates these snippets into the desired text or functionality.
I have just published a new tutorial on how to add a collection of pages to a page in your Feelbettr site. Its one of the growing examples of how to make the most out of building that perfect Natural Medicine website using Feelbettr.
One of the key features I wanted to add to Feelbettr was the ability to easily preview and control the look and feel of your site.
Over the last few weeks I've been ironing out the kinks in the Feelbettr platform and one of the key areas to get some love was how the dashboard displayed across a variety of screen types. The screenshot above is one of the test sites we have built using Feelbettr. I'm hoping to release it for you view in the next week or so.
The last few months have been pretty amazing for the development and refinement of the Feelbettr system. We have refactored some of the interface and the infrastructure based on the feedback from our fabulous beta testers and we are on the verge of moving into the next phase of the launch process.
As per my post yesterday the next step in the Feelbettr launch schedule is to find ten practitioners who are interested in using Feelbettr to build their website.
Despite outwards signs there has been a lot of progress under the hood and behind the scenes at Feelbettr. Over the last few months I have made some fairly spectacular improvements to the product, the general workflow, user interface and product functionality. As a consequence I have put back the beta launch date for Feelbettr - we are well past the end of 2017 now anyway - and I hope to have the final stages of the Beta product available for our testers in the next 4 to 6 weeks.
It's been an incredible journey getting to publishing the first Feelbettr blog post. The idea of Feelbettr has been percolating in my mind for more than 4 years and officially in development for the last two ... and so it's a great pleasure to be able to start writing about one of my passions. The screenshots highlight the menu manager, content management screens as well as the media library, article edit screen and more.
Off the back of our inaugural Feelbettr blog post i thought I would share with you some screenshots of the Feelbettr dashboard. The screenshots highlight the menu manager, content management screens as well as the media library, article edit screen and more.
