sandraeasterphd.com

Website for Sandra Easter, PhD — Jungian depth psychotherapist in Denver, Colorado. A modern, warm, accessible rebuild aimed at reaching more people (and a more diverse audience) and being easy to find online.

Zero-dependency static site — plain HTML, one CSS file, a little vanilla JS. No build step, no framework, no tracking.

Pages

index.html      Home
about.html      About Sandra — story, training, the book
services.html   How I help — talk therapy · dream work · ancestral soul work
writing.html    Essay, the book "Jung and the Ancestors", resources
contact.html    Details + inquiry form
assets/
  warm.css      Design system
  ui.js         Nav, scroll reveals, contact-form handling
  favicon.svg
  img/          Sandra's portrait + her artwork
robots.txt, sitemap.xml, .nojekyll

Design

Warm and welcoming — Fraunces (serif) + Hanken Grotesk (sans), a terracotta-and-teal palette, Sandra's real portrait and artwork, and plain, inviting language. Built for reach: responsive (mobile-first), accessible (semantic HTML, skip link, focus styles, alt text, prefers-reduced-motion), Psychologist JSON-LD structured data, Open Graph tags, and search-friendly titles/copy.

Run locally

python3 -m http.server 8000   # http://localhost:8000

Deploy

Served via GitHub Pages from the main branch root. Any push to main republishes. (.nojekyll makes Pages serve the files as-is.)

To use the real domain later: add a CNAME file containing sandraeasterphd.com, point the domain's DNS at GitHub Pages, and set the custom domain in the repo's Pages settings.

Contact form

The form opens the visitor's email app by default. To collect submissions automatically, set the form's action (currently REPLACE_WITH_FORM_ENDPOINT in contact.html) to a Formspree (or similar) endpoint — ui.js detects a real endpoint and lets it post normally.

Content note

All copy is drawn from the original sandraeasterphd.com and Sandra Easter's publicly stated credentials (PhD in Depth Psychology, Pacifica Graduate Institute; MA in Applied Psychology, University of Santa Monica; author of Jung and the Ancestors). Images are her own, reused from the previous site. Nothing was invented.