Branded wellness website for a massage therapist — services, pricing, FAQs, reviews-ready content, and photo-led design

The problem

Kijani Balance needed a professional web presence that could communicate massage services clearly without forcing visitors through social media. The site had to feel personal, wellness-focused, easy to scan on mobile, and simple to maintain while preserving direct call and text actions.

Approach

• React + Vite frontend with Tailwind CSS — responsive one-page structure, sticky navigation, polished section rhythm, and brand colors tuned to botanical green, lilac, warm yellow, cream, and charcoal
• Client photography integrated into the experience — a single personal-care portrait in the About section and procedure/example imagery within Services to make the page feel specific to the practitioner
• Service architecture covering massage modalities, expertise highlights, pricing, spa packages, gift certificates, FAQ, reviews-ready content, and contact calls-to-action
• Phone number kept functional but not visibly exposed — call and SMS buttons use tel: and sms: links while the page avoids publishing the formatted number in body copy
• Logo and footer treatment aligned to both brands — Kijani logo treatment in the header/footer and a YankzWorld credit mark in the developed-by footer line
• Dockerized static delivery through Nginx with production builds generated by a multi-stage Dockerfile and deployed through Docker Compose
• Source code initialized in the client's GitHub repository so ownership and future handoff are clean from day one

Outcome

• A live, owned marketing site that presents Kijani Balance as a complete wellness brand rather than a social-only presence
• Visitors can quickly understand services, pricing, mobile massage availability, spa packages, gift certificates, FAQs, and contact options from one responsive page
• The project is portable: React source, Docker configuration, and image assets are committed to the client's GitHub repository