Enchanted Wanderings

Homepage Refresh · Three Directions

Three ways to wander

Hi Erin! Here are three distinct directions for your homepage — same brand, same logo and colors, but three different feels. They're not finished pages; they're starting points to react to. Open each, then tell me what pulls you.

We're starting with your homepage — it's the front door and the page that matters most. Once we land the look here, we'll roll it out across the rest of your site over time so everything feels cohesive. This is the starting point, not the finish line.

How to use these

Click into each one and scroll. You don't have to pick a whole concept — the goal is "I like the hero from B, the destination scroll from C, the calm of A." Mix and match freely. Every version solves the thing you flagged on our call: the homepage no longer reads as stacked vertical strips — each one has a sideways-scrolling section to add movement. Placeholder photos and testimonials are marked; your real images and your installed Testimonials Slider drop right in.

★ The easy way to give feedback

Just click and point — no email required

I'll send you a quick one-time invite from BugHerd (check your email). Click it once, and a little Feedback tab appears right here on the page — that's how you tell me what you think, without writing me a long note (I know that's not your favorite part!).

  1. Accept the email invite, then come back to this page.
  2. Click the Feedback tab on the edge of the screen, then click the exact spot you have a thought about — a headline, a color, a photo, a button.
  3. Type a few words and send. "Love this," "too dark," "move this up," "yes!" — short is perfect.

Each note sticks to the exact spot you clicked (with a little screenshot), so I'll know precisely what you mean. Pin as many as you like, on all three pages — and feel free to disagree with anything. That's the whole point.

A

Editorial Atlas

Refined · Magazine · Airy

Calm, premium, and grown-up — like a travel magazine. Lots of white space, elegant type, your globe used as a quiet watermark. Lets the words and credentials breathe.

  • Light ivory palette
  • Best if you want "sophisticated"
  • Easy to read, never busy
View Concept A →
B

Enchanted

Warm · Dreamy · On-brand

Leans all the way into your name. A twilight, slightly magical feel with a glowing globe and your Lobster script featured. The most emotional and distinctive of the three.

  • Deep twilight palette
  • Best if you want "memorable & different"
  • Strongest brand personality
View Concept B →
C

Modern Boutique

Crisp · Bright · Conversion-first

Clean and confident, with bold purple blocks and green buttons. Built to get people to click "Plan Your Trip." The most contemporary and the easiest to act on.

  • Bright white palette
  • Best if you want "modern & clicky"
  • Clearest calls-to-action
View Concept C →

What's the same across all three