WordPress Bodywork Site with Signup
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m ready to move my bodywork practice—yoga, sports and deep-tissue massage, cupping, Gua Sha, and assisted stretching—onto a professional WordPress site whose look feels minimalist and clean. The single most important outcome is to attract new clients, clients need to be able to book through the website . Client should also be able to sign up to mail list and receive updates from the business so every design choice should guide visitors toward getting in touch, requesting information, or booking a first session.
Core elements I need built:
• A streamlined home page that quickly communicates what I do, reinforces credibility, and invites action.
• Service pages for each modality where copy, images, and keyword-friendly headings work together to educate and convert.
• A prominent, fully functional mailing-list form (Mailchimp, MailerLite, or a comparable plugin) with double opt-in and a simple “thank-you” automation so visitors can subscribe for wellness tips and promotions.
• A customer-testimonial section I can expand over time—ideally a slider or grid I can update without touching code.
The overall style should be crisp: white space, subtle color accents, readable typography, responsive layouts, and fast loading. While online booking isn’t essential right now, please keep the architecture flexible so I can drop in a scheduling plugin later.
Deliverables will be: live WordPress site on my host, editable page templates, installed and configured newsletter plugin, and a short Loom walk-through showing me how to add new testimonials and send a broadcast email.
If you’re comfortable with Elementor or Gutenberg, experienced in clean UX, and can hand over a site that’s easy for a non-developer to maintain, I’d love to see your proposal and a couple of minimalist examples from your portfolio.
Core elements I need built:
• A streamlined home page that quickly communicates what I do, reinforces credibility, and invites action.
• Service pages for each modality where copy, images, and keyword-friendly headings work together to educate and convert.
• A prominent, fully functional mailing-list form (Mailchimp, MailerLite, or a comparable plugin) with double opt-in and a simple “thank-you” automation so visitors can subscribe for wellness tips and promotions.
• A customer-testimonial section I can expand over time—ideally a slider or grid I can update without touching code.
The overall style should be crisp: white space, subtle color accents, readable typography, responsive layouts, and fast loading. While online booking isn’t essential right now, please keep the architecture flexible so I can drop in a scheduling plugin later.
Deliverables will be: live WordPress site on my host, editable page templates, installed and configured newsletter plugin, and a short Loom walk-through showing me how to add new testimonials and send a broadcast email.
If you’re comfortable with Elementor or Gutenberg, experienced in clean UX, and can hand over a site that’s easy for a non-developer to maintain, I’d love to see your proposal and a couple of minimalist examples from your portfolio.
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