UX/UI Design for Premium Fitness Website (5–6 Pages)
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m building the online home for Me & Mirror Fitness, a high-end personal-training brand that blends one-to-one coaching with health-tracking technology and full-body transformations. The site has one clear job: turn visitors into premium training clients while immediately earning their trust.
Scope
Five to six pages—Home, About, Programs, Health Monitoring, and Contact—each crafted from scratch. I want a clean, minimal interface that feels premium yet stays effortless for non-technical users. Think modern fitness and wellness brands: whitespace, refined typography, subtle animation, and real, uncluttered imagery of authentic training moments (no stocky, overcrowded shots).
Tone & content
Copy should read clean, professional and motivating—never pushy. Visual hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and clear calls-to-action must guide users smoothly toward booking a consultation or programme.
What I expect
• Wireframes that solve for user flow first
• High-fidelity desktop & responsive mobile mock-ups in Figma, XD or Sketch
• Style guide covering colour palette, type, button states and iconography
• Handoff assets and annotations ready for developers
No off-the-shelf templates: I’m after original UX thinking backed by best-practice accessibility. I’m open to discussing logo work separately once the layout direction is set.
If you’re experienced in premium brand websites and can demonstrate thoughtful UX decisions, let’s talk.
Scope
Five to six pages—Home, About, Programs, Health Monitoring, and Contact—each crafted from scratch. I want a clean, minimal interface that feels premium yet stays effortless for non-technical users. Think modern fitness and wellness brands: whitespace, refined typography, subtle animation, and real, uncluttered imagery of authentic training moments (no stocky, overcrowded shots).
Tone & content
Copy should read clean, professional and motivating—never pushy. Visual hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and clear calls-to-action must guide users smoothly toward booking a consultation or programme.
What I expect
• Wireframes that solve for user flow first
• High-fidelity desktop & responsive mobile mock-ups in Figma, XD or Sketch
• Style guide covering colour palette, type, button states and iconography
• Handoff assets and annotations ready for developers
No off-the-shelf templates: I’m after original UX thinking backed by best-practice accessibility. I’m open to discussing logo work separately once the layout direction is set.
If you’re experienced in premium brand websites and can demonstrate thoughtful UX decisions, let’s talk.