Challenges

• The site was built on the Avada theme and Fusion Builder, so pages and recipes were stored as builder shortcodes that show up as raw text the moment the builder is switched off.
• Leftover Avada post-template markup was leaking into dozens of recipe posts, making them look broken on a modern theme.
• Key pages — Team, Catering, Contact and Products — had inconsistent layouts and did not sit full width or centered once moved to the new block theme.
• The recipe library and the News & Events page had to be updated by hand every time something new was published.
• Recipes had no consistent structure and no easy way to print for use in the kitchen.
• The shop pulled in products from a separate store, and some category sections were not reliably showing products.

Our Solution

We moved the site off Avada and rebuilt the pages, recipes and shop sections on a clean block theme:

Challenges

• The site’s language centred on “after-school programs,” which undersold the coaching work and set the wrong expectations for parents.
• Contact details were inconsistent — multiple phone numbers and two different street addresses appeared across the site.
• Several pages still ran an older header and footer, so branding and navigation changed depending on where a visitor landed.
• Key actions depended on third-party platforms that pulled visitors off the site before they ever spoke to Tanisha.
• There was no way to promote events, and a book launch was coming with tickets to sell.
• Contrast and tap-target issues made parts of the site hard to use on mobile.

Our Solution

We rebuilt the site end to end — messaging, design system, custom plugins, and checkout:

Challenges

• The logo was designed, but the client did not have the files.
• Colors were not the best from the accessibility side.
• The timeline was super tight; the client’s campaign was dependent on the website being there on time.
• Client needed a way to get donations from the public.

Our Solution

• We recreated the logo for use on the website. We predominantly use green from the logo since that works perfectly with black text.
• We created the homepage within the 1st week and went through 3 revisions, finalizing it within 8 days.
• We used GiveWP for donations, built on Stripe as the payment gateway.

Challenges

The client reached out with a clear set of needs:

• The website design felt too dark and was not easily accessible to all users.
• Key functions such as SMTP (email delivery) and the footer section were broken.
• The client did not want a completely new website — they wanted targeted UI improvements and fixes.

Our Solution

We created a plan to carefully improve the usability, accessibility, and design of the existing site without a full rebuild:

Challenges

• The client’s preferred color scheme was visually appealing but not ideal for accessibility and readability.
• The homepage design went through multiple rounds of revisions to ensure it matched the brand identity and expectations.
• A hero section video was provided by the client — an AI-generated video — which presented its own accessibility challenges.

Our Solution

We focused on designing a modern, professional website that aligned with the startup’s branding while also being user-friendly and accessible:

Challenges

• The client required both branding (logo) and a website that aligned with their product vision.
• While the client already had a logo concept in mind, it needed to be refined and designed professionally.
• To maximize the new product’s visibility, the website also required SEO-friendly content.

Our Solution

We worked on the project as a complete digital package — from branding to content strategy: