pilates boutique

My wife's Pilates studio, and the reason I got into online design and development. She uses it to showcase her business and blog about fitness and nutrition.

html / css / wordpress / design
created 2013
Pilates Boutique logo on light and dark backgrounds

Logo

The new logo needed to have a more professional look, as the first one I made her was, well, let's just say it needed a more professional look and leave it at that. So a new typeface was chosen and the flower, which was a part of the original logo, was kept to keep brand consistency.

screen shot of Pilates Boutique home page on desktop, tablet and smart phone displays

Web

The Pilates Boutique website needed a responsive redesign, and the content needed better hierarchy.

screen shot of the full Pilates Boutique home page

Yes, But Where's The Pricing!

The goal of the redesign was to allow visitors easier access the content they were looking for. Whether that was session pricing, or contact info the new site needed to allow users to get to what they wanted quickly, and not have it be buried in drop-down menus.

screen shot of the full Pilates Boutique private sessions page

Integrating Vine - 2 Reasons

Michelle, my wife and the owner of Pilates Boutique, also began using Vine as a way to give clients access to simple Pilates moves on their own. She calls it Morning Pilates, and each video is a quick 6 second repetitive clip of an exercise someone can do on their own. The goal is to provide added value to current customers while giving potential customers a glimpse into her teaching. The quick sessions have worked to get potential customers to reach out and purchase Pilates sessions.