Bilingual website
Simila is a teacher who works from a dedicated room in the Pisan hills: aerial yoga, Anukalana, Yoga Synergy, forest bathing and meditation. The site had to make all five clear within seconds, and put booking one tap away.
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Project overview
Three pages, two languages, and a single question behind every layout choice: can a visitor tell what is on offer, why this teacher, and how to book — before they lose interest? Everything that did not serve that was left out.
Measured, not claimed
Google Lighthouse audit of simila-yoga.netlify.app on a simulated mobile connection, run three times; these are the median figures. LCP is how long the largest part of the page takes to appear.
Lighthouse mobile audit — 31 August 2026. These are laboratory measurements under simulated conditions, not real-user Core Web Vitals field data, and they do not measure sales or enquiries.
Content challenge
Aerial yoga, Anukalana, Yoga Synergy, forest bathing and meditation mean little to someone who has never practised. Each one needed its own photograph and a plain sentence saying what actually happens in the room.
What was delivered
Every practice gets its own photograph, taken where the class actually happens. Booking runs through a WhatsApp button reachable from every screen, because that is how enquiries were already arriving.
Key deliverables
Three pages that answer what, why and how to book.
Italian and English, switched in place without losing your position.
A photograph for every practice, taken where the class happens.
A WhatsApp button reachable from every screen.
No cookies and no tracking — so no consent banner is needed.
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