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The Client
#TeamTash Training is an inclusive fitness studio for women, run by women specialising in small class fitness sessions in an environment where every woman can feel comfortable. The specialists at #teamtash see their members as whānau and are obsessed with seeing women support, encourage and empower each other.
The Challenge
The client decided it was time for a new website, as their existing one was difficult to navigate and visually unappealing. They needed something that truly represented #teamtash’s gritty, modern, and hardcore energy, while providing the same friendly all inclusive atmosphere that their clients love. She also wanted something that The client decided it was time for a new website, as their existing one was difficult to navigate and visually unappealing. They needed something that truly represented #teamtash’s gritty, modern, and hardcore energy while providing the same friendly all-inclusive atmosphere that their clients love. She also wanted something that incorporated the Māori language.
We took all of that into consideration and came up with something that potential clients (and current ones) will love. We designed and built a fresh new website using Webflow that reflected their brand, showcasing exactly who they are and what they do. The new website had better site speed, crystal clear navigation, and incorporated a better user flow. We added a members area and integrated a new booking system that made it much easier for members to view upcoming classes and purchase subscription packages.
The Result
“Melia Marketing completely rebuilt my website from scratch. They listened to me and what I wanted, They worked closely with me to make sure it was perfect for what I was after. They were quick to respond to any changes and nothing was a problem for them, I highly recommend this team as they will make sure you are 100% happy with the results. I now have a fabulous fresh looking website and I couldn't be happier with the results as it showcases just who we are and what we do.” - Tash