A website for
a fitness studio.

• Class scheduleA weekly timetable by day and time — group classes, yoga or whatever you offer — in a table that reads well on a phone. You change it yourself through the CMS when the schedule changes.
• Memberships and pricesClass packs, monthly and annual memberships — with a clear price and what each includes. If you prefer some prices to be “on request,” we show them that way.
• Trainers and specialtiesPhoto, specialty and a short intro for each trainer. A new member chooses not just a gym but a person to train with.
• Trial class formA short form for the first session: name, contact and the class the person is interested in. You set the terms of the trial visit.
• Online bookingA form to reserve a spot in a class, or a button to the booking app the studio already uses — as far as the app allows a connection from outside.
• Memberships and passes onlineIf you want people to buy a membership without coming in, we sell it through an online store with online payment. Automatic subscription renewal we settle separately in the quote.
• A gallery of the spacePhotos of the gym floor, the locker rooms and the equipment — they show a newcomer whether they'll like the place before they visit. Real photos of your studio work best.
• Hours, map and parkingOpening hours, your address on the map and a short note on where to park or how to get there by public transit — the small things that decide whether someone comes after work.

1. 01

   Brief & strategy

   You submit a brief and we discuss which classes you offer, how memberships work and how you want new clients to start — with a trial class, booking from the schedule or an online purchase. You get a short summary and a direction.

   Day 1
2. 02

   Design & look

   We create the first visual draft — structure, typography, components. You review it and give feedback.

   Day 2
3. 03

   Build & content

   We build the site and set up SSL, the contact form, SEO meta tags and Google Analytics. If you don't have copy, we write it with search in mind.

   Day 3 – 4
4. 04

   Testing & launch

   Testing on phone, tablet and desktop, a final polish, then launch. You get training so you can manage the site yourself.

   Day 5

• Can I change the schedule and prices myself?

  Yes. The Corporate Website runs on a WordPress CMS — the schedule, membership prices, trainers and photos are changed by you, and training is included. A new seasonal schedule or a price change goes up in minutes, with no waiting and no paying for every edit.

• Can clients book online?

  Yes, in two ways: with a form to reserve a spot, where you receive the request and confirm it, or with a button to the booking app the studio already uses. Connecting depends on what the app itself allows, and we settle it in the brief. If you don't have one, the form is perfectly enough.

• Can I sell memberships and passes online?

  Yes — with the WooCommerce Online Store package. Memberships and passes are products with a price and online payment. Automatic subscription renewal, where payment is collected every period without a new order, is an extra feature and we settle it in the quote.

• What should I prepare — photos, texts?

  The most valuable things are real photos of the gym and the trainers, the weekly schedule, the membership prices and the terms of the trial visit. We show your actual place, not stock photos. If you don't have copy, we write it, with Google search in mind.

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