Modern Wellness Platform Design (Framer | UI/UX | CMS-Based System)
I designed and built a complete wellness platform in Framer, focused on helping coaches, yoga instructors, and fitness brands deliver structured, engaging, and monetizable online experiences.
This project goes beyond a simple website—it’s a scalable system designed for real user engagement and conversion.
Key Features
✔ Classes with short and full-length sessions
✔ Workshops (online & offline ready)
✔ Challenges for habit building
✔ Membership & pricing system
✔ Learning sessions with video and downloadable resources
✔ Certificate-based completion experience
✔ Blog and content management system
✔ Review and testimonial integration
Design Approach:
The goal was to create a clean, modern interface that feels calm yet highly functional. Every section is built with a clear user flow—guiding users from discovery to engagement and ultimately conversion.
Minimal, distraction-free UI
Structured UX for consistency and retention
Mobile-first and performance-focused
Scalable CMS for easy content updates
Result
A premium, conversion-focused platform that helps wellness brands and creators launch faster, engage users effectively, and build sustainable digital products.
Sitting on this before the reveal instead of rushing to post it says you're already happy with how it landed, so now I'm curious what part of the redesign you're most excited for people to see once the site goes live.
Team Sections: Professional Only or Professional + Personal?
A team section can build trust in different ways.
Version A - Professional. Focuses on the coaches’ professional experience - their expertise, years of practice, and approach to working with clients.
Version B - Professional + Personal. Keeps this information but adds a Weekend Mode with personal photos, interests, and small stories about life outside work.
For a coaching website, both sides matter: expertise shows competence, while personality helps visitors feel a human connection.
Which version would make you more likely to choose a coach?