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Naziya Hospital — Marketing Website

A responsive, six-page static marketing website for a hospital in Kozhikode, Kerala — departments, doctors, services and blog content for prospective patients, deployed to Netlify straight from GitHub.

HTML5 / CSS3 Bootstrap 5.2.1 Slick Carousel AOS Lottie

6

Pages

AOS + Lottie

Scroll & Preload Motion

Direction-Aware

Sticky Navbar

Netlify

Git-Connected Deploy
Walkthrough

Homepage & Inner Pages

Key Features

What The Site Does

Departments & Doctors Carousels

Responsive Slick carousels with breakpoint-specific slide counts.

Animated Stat Counters

countUp + Waypoints trigger counters like "Verified Physicians" on scroll.

AOS Scroll Reveals

Coordinated entrance animations with per-element delays and durations.

Direction-Aware Navbar

Hides on scroll down, reappears on scroll up past a threshold.

Lottie Preloader

A full-page animated preloader removed automatically after load.

Contact & Map

Enquiry form with an embedded Google Maps location.

Technology

Stack & Integrations

Frontend
HTML5 CSS3 Bootstrap 5.2.1 jQuery 3.6.3
Motion
Slick Carousel AOS 2.3.1 Lottie Player
Counters
jquery.countup Waypoints
Integrations & Hosting
Google Maps Netlify GitHub
Architecture

How It's Built

Naziya Hospital is a static six-page site with no backend, database or API layer. Every page shares one stylesheet and one script.js, which runs on DOMContentLoaded to remove the preloader, initialise AOS, and — only when their target elements actually exist on the current page — conditionally initialise the Slick carousels and the Waypoints-driven counters. That defensive, page-aware initialisation lets one shared bundle safely serve all six pages without errors.

A scroll listener tracks previous versus current scroll position to hide the navbar on downward scroll and reveal it again past an upward threshold, and each page includes a small inline script that highlights its own nav link as active. The whole site deploys straight from GitHub to Netlify with no build step — just a direct publish of static files.