The resort relied on third-party listings: guests found it through another platform's template, and the resort paid commission. It needed a site that sells the stay as well as its photographs do, and that guests can find on their own.
what I built
A photography-led homepage with an editorial serif
Separate, linkable pages for cottages, experiences, offers, gallery and blog — each aimed at its own search terms
A live availability flow and a booking call-to-action on every screen, connected to the resort's booking partner
Enquiry handling
An admin panel so the resort edits its own content
Technical SEO: metadata, structured data and performance work
decisions that mattered
One page per search
Every cottage, experience and offer has its own page, so each can rank for what guests actually search for.
Book through the partner they already use
The availability flow connects to the resort's existing booking partner instead of adding a second booking system to keep in sync.
The site stays editable
An admin panel behind JWT authentication lets the resort update its own content.