Responsive Spa Booking Website Build

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Budget / SalaryC$1,500–3,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I run a Canadian spa and I’m ready to replace our current brochure-style site with a fully responsive, modern-and-sleek platform that does more than look good. The new site must:

• Make online bookings the heart of the experience. Guests should be able to browse services, choose a time slot, and confirm in just a few clicks.

• Handle payments securely at checkout (Stripe, Square or another PCI-compliant gateway is fine by me), issue automated e-mail/SMS appointment reminders, and collect customer reviews once the visit is complete.

• Pass Google’s Core Web Vitals, mobile-first indexing, and structured-data checks so we keep our search visibility strong.

• Load quickly on every device, from the latest iPhone to a desktop, and scale cleanly as we add new services or promos.

• Reflect our brand: calming spa imagery, crisp typography and a minimalist colour palette that feels upscale yet welcoming.

Deliverables
1. Fully responsive website built on a mainstream CMS or booking-focused platform you recommend.
2. Integrated booking engine with payment, reminder, and review modules configured and live-tested.
3. Google-ready performance: 90+ Lighthouse scores, sitemap, schema markup, and basic on-page SEO in place.
4. Handoff package with admin credentials, a quick-start guide, and one training session for my staff.

I’ll supply branding assets, copy, and service details. You’ll guide the tech stack, set up everything end-to-end, and stay available for a short support window after launch to make sure all systems run smoothly. Let’s create a site that books treatments while I focus on pampering clients
Very important: needs to be easy for me to use it!!
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