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Kajabi-Style Membership Website for a Pilates Studio
A calm, premium website concept for a Pilates and wellness brand, designed with Kajabi’s membership structure in mind.
Pages: Home, Classes, Membership pricing, Our Story, Free 7-Day Challenge (lead magnet), and Join form.
• Soft, natural brand look with elegant serif type
• 3-tier membership pricing with a highlighted plan
• Lead capture funnel for a free challenge
• FAQ, story page and enrollment form
• Fully responsive on mobile, tablet and desktop
FORME is a fictional brand created for this portfolio concept.
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