Playful WP Script Store Setup

I already have the domain, hosting, WordPress, WooCommerce, and Elementor up and running, plus all copy, photos, and logos. What I’m missing is the polished layout that turns my small catalogue—just nine theatrical scripts—into a vibrant, user-friendly rental shop that can stand beside giants like Concord Theatricals.

Design direction
• Overall look: playful and vibrant, with bold colours and lively typography that echoes the theatre world.
• Pages needed right now: a punchy home page, one reusable WooCommerce product template, a contact page, and the default blog archive ready for posts.

Core setup tasks
• Use Elementor (free or Pro—whichever you prefer) to build the pages and keep everything responsive.
• Configure WooCommerce so each script can be rented for a set number of performances; I’ll supply the licensing copy you can drop into a custom tab.
• Activate and style user reviews on products.
• Make sure the blog section is live and matches the site styling.
• Basic SEO structure—clean permalinks, H1/H2 hierarchy, and image alt tags.

I’m not adding genre or duration filters yet, so a straightforward catalogue grid or carousel on the home page is fine for browsing. Once the first product template is done, I’ll clone it for the other eight scripts, so clarity in the Elementor layout is important.

Deliverables
1. Fully built home, product, contact, and blog pages ready to publish.
2. WooCommerce product template with rental-period options and reviews enabled.
3. Elementor JSON export or clear instructions so I can replicate or tweak layouts.
4. Brief screen-share or video walkthrough (10 min max) showing where to update copy and images.

Acceptance criteria
• Pages render flawlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• All demo products can be added to cart and reach checkout without errors.
• Google PageSpeed score 80+ on mobile for the home page (after image optimisation).

If this sounds like your kind of creative tech sprint, let’s get the curtain up!