Festive Christmas Show Website
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
My goal is to launch a bright, festive website that showcases my annual Christmas productions and convinces both sponsors and venue managers to come on board. I already have a library of high-quality videos and photos from past years; they need to be front-and-center in a smooth, engaging video gallery that works perfectly on desktop and mobile.
The overall look should feel colorful and celebratory while still maintaining a polished, professional finish. I also need a clear section dedicated to sponsor information—highlighting partnership levels, past supporters, and the benefits of getting involved—plus a regularly updated “Upcoming Shows” area that I can refresh myself as new tour dates lock in.
Because timely edits are critical, the site must run on an intuitive CMS. WordPress with a visually friendly page builder is my first thought, but I’m open to other platforms if they keep the learning curve low and the performance high.
Key deliverables
• Fully responsive website with festive, colorful design
• Video gallery integrated with my existing footage (YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted—whichever offers best UX)
• Sponsor information page with editable partner tiers and downloadable deck link
• Upcoming Shows section tied to the CMS’s calendar or events plugin
• CMS hand-off: short walkthrough or screen-share so I can post new dates, swap videos, and update copy without coding
• Basic SEO set-up (metadata, friendly URLs, speed optimisation) so the site is ready to rank when promotions start
Once everything is live, I’ll review the site across devices; when it’s pixel-perfect, fast, and easy for me to update, we’re done.
The overall look should feel colorful and celebratory while still maintaining a polished, professional finish. I also need a clear section dedicated to sponsor information—highlighting partnership levels, past supporters, and the benefits of getting involved—plus a regularly updated “Upcoming Shows” area that I can refresh myself as new tour dates lock in.
Because timely edits are critical, the site must run on an intuitive CMS. WordPress with a visually friendly page builder is my first thought, but I’m open to other platforms if they keep the learning curve low and the performance high.
Key deliverables
• Fully responsive website with festive, colorful design
• Video gallery integrated with my existing footage (YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted—whichever offers best UX)
• Sponsor information page with editable partner tiers and downloadable deck link
• Upcoming Shows section tied to the CMS’s calendar or events plugin
• CMS hand-off: short walkthrough or screen-share so I can post new dates, swap videos, and update copy without coding
• Basic SEO set-up (metadata, friendly URLs, speed optimisation) so the site is ready to rank when promotions start
Once everything is live, I’ll review the site across devices; when it’s pixel-perfect, fast, and easy for me to update, we’re done.