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Design of massage webiste

Im trying to design my massage website in a fashion that both costumers that wants sport massage and relaxing massage .

Im struggling if im going to go for the more clinical look, or the more relaxing look.

Please have a look at my website at and leave a comment about the design (.se is for Sweden) adress:

www.kroppsakademien.se

Best Regards

Markus

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Permalink Reply by Stephen Pollock on June 4, 2015 at 5:50am

Hi Markus

I can't comment too much on the content, as I don't read Swedish. :) but the design overall seems pleasing. I like it.

-Cheers

Steve

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Permalink Reply by Markus Andersson on June 14, 2015 at 7:48am

Thanks for checking out the design. Its nice to get feedback from someone who "understands" massage :)

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Permalink Reply by Mark from AQTN on July 25, 2015 at 10:43am

The site looks fantastic. It's based on the most modern formatting.

I would recommend you put a "contact form" in the header of all of your pages, or the footer, you don't want people clicking around to get to the contact info, especially given the pages are very long in terms of scrolling. You might also make the email in the footer a hyperlink so users can click and send an email instead of a copy+paste.

I don't read Swedish, but the body / brain picture does not elicit "massage" for me, and much less sports.

You also apparently do not have a logo. It's awesome to have a facebook, twitter and YouTube accounts; your logo could be used on all of the pages, in addition to business cards, letter head papers and receipts (etc.)

Also there are no pictures of real human beings, either a therapist or a team of. Often times, prospective clients like to see A face. It personalizes the web presentation.