Examples · Pilates studio
Still Room, a link in bio template for a pilates studio
An example page for a fictional pilates studio. Still Room is not a real studio.
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Why it is built this way
Someone who has never tried reformer pilates finds the studio on Instagram, taps the link and hesitates. This page is built for that person, and its single idea is to remove every small reason to put off the first booking.
In a calm slate teal (#4E6E7D), the lead button puts a time frame on the decision: "Book this week". "New here? Start with three classes" gives beginners a clear entry point, so nobody has to guess which class suits them. "The timetable" is for regulars. And "Where to park" answers the practical worry that stops people trying a new place at all. It is the least glamorous button on the page and possibly the most useful.
The bio does similar work: "Reformer pilates in a converted dairy. Eight machines, no mirrors." Eight machines tells you the classes are small. No mirrors tells a nervous beginner that nobody is watching.
The design is soft and light. The page is a warm off-white (#F7F3EE) with dark warm grey text (#3E3C38). The slate teal fills the lead button and frames the photo. Hanken Grotesk sets the bio and buttons, plain and friendly. Rounded corners give the buttons a gentler tone, and the classic layout adds nothing else.
Customers who are nervous first-timers need a button for their smallest worry. Find yours and put it on the page.
What is on the page
- Classic layout
- Fonts: bio in Hanken Grotesk, buttons in Hanken Grotesk
- Colours: buttons #4E6E7D with #F7F3EE text, background #F7F3EE, bio text #3E3C38, profile ring #4E6E7D
- Round buttons
- Button 1: Book this week
- Button 2: New here? Start with three classes
- Button 3: The timetable
- Button 4: Where to park
