Ekklo Agency

A yoga studio website that welcomes new students

Help new students find their first class

Walking into a new studio can feel unfamiliar. A prospective student wants to know which class suits their experience, who teaches it and what to bring. Your yoga studio website can answer those questions before they step through the door.

Make the schedule easy to find and describe classes in plain language. A first-time student may need help understanding the pace of a class, whether it welcomes beginners and how to reserve a spot. Returning students need a direct route to the classes they already know.

Ekklo Agency designs the website around your teaching and your space. Your photos, instructor profiles and approach to practice give visitors a sense of the studio, while clear class information helps them decide where to begin.

What goes into your yoga studio website

We customize a website template with your colors, images and copy. The layout works across phones, tablets and computers, so students can explore the studio or look up a class while they are on the move.

We organize your class descriptions around the styles, levels and formats you offer. Instructor introductions and photos of the space help explain the experience. If you teach Pilates as well as yoga, we make the distinction clear and give each practice the information it needs.

The practical details belong alongside the classes: your schedule, address, arrival instructions and what students should bring. We can also explain the class passes, memberships and introductory options you offer, so students know how to get started.

Class booking, live schedules, member access and payments are features to scope together, depending on the Ekklo integration selected. We confirm them in the proposal. Page titles, descriptions and a clear heading structure form part of the site's SEO setup.

From your studio brief to launch

We start with your classes, your students and the way your studio runs. Together, we identify the pages you need and the questions a new student should be able to answer before choosing a class.

Next, we adapt the design and arrange your text and images. You review the pages before launch, including the class descriptions, instructor profiles and practical details for a first visit.

The seven-day delivery timeframe applies only to the website offer shown on this site. It starts once we receive your deposit and all required project materials, including copy, images and access details. Custom websites and mobile apps follow a separate schedule agreed in the proposal.

Before launch, we check the layout on different screen sizes and prepare the site's SEO settings. Any agreed class booking or payment features are checked as part of the student journey.

Our client work and yoga website demos

Hernova is our only real client case presented here, in the wellness sector. We built its WordPress website, integrated Ekklo on hernova.ch and created a branded mobile app. Clients can browse classes, access their member area and pay on Hernova's own domain.

SŌMA is a yoga and Pilates studio website demo with separate pages for the studio and its classes. Āsana is a single-page yoga website demo focused on the practice and visual identity. Both are demonstration sites, not client projects or evidence of class booking results.

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Choose the right scope for your studio website

A single-page website may suit a studio with a focused class offering. Separate pages can give you more room for different practices, teacher profiles, workshops or guidance for new students, depending on what you offer.

We plan the route from reading about a class to reserving a place. Presenting a schedule and providing a live booking experience are different requirements. We define the pages, customization and any Ekklo booking or payment features before the project starts.

The proposal sets out the agreed services and timeline. Hosting and maintenance are handled separately unless included in the proposal.

Yoga studio website FAQs

Can the website help beginners choose a class?
Yes. We can organize class descriptions by style, experience level and format, using the information you provide. A section for new students can explain what to bring, when to arrive and how to reserve a place.
Can students book and pay for classes on the website?
Booking and payment features depend on the agreed scope and the Ekklo integration selected. We discuss how students choose a class, use a pass or membership and reserve a spot, then specify the features in the proposal.
Can we include yoga and Pilates on the same website?
Yes. We give each practice clear descriptions and organize the classes around your actual offering. The page structure can also distinguish mat classes from equipment-based sessions if your studio offers both.
What should we prepare before the project starts?
Prepare your brand assets, studio and teacher photos, class descriptions, schedule and practical information for students. Include details of any class passes, memberships or introductory option, along with access details needed for the agreed integrations.
Does the seven-day timeframe apply to every studio website?
It applies only to the website offer shown on this site, starting when we receive your deposit and all required project materials. Custom websites and mobile apps have a separate schedule agreed in the proposal.
Are SŌMA and Āsana client websites?
No. SŌMA and Āsana are demos that illustrate different design directions. Hernova is the only real client case presented here, in the wellness sector. We present the demos separately from that client work.

Let's talk about your studio website

Tell us about your studio, the classes you teach and the students you welcome. We'll discuss the pages, design and booking journey that fit your practice, then define the scope and next steps together.