A corporate events landing page for Pith Pilates, built inside Elementor

Building inside someone else’s stack

Pith Pilates needed a landing page for corporate and private group events, but the site it had to live in was already built in WordPress with Elementor. That ruled out a clean framework build from scratch. We delivered the page as a custom HTML widget inside the existing Elementor site, which meant working inside its constraints rather than replacing them, and it meant the finished page had to sit comfortably next to pages we did not build and could not change.

A pilates studio website with one job: corporate enquiries

The client had already tried a pink direction and it did not fit the brand. We rebuilt the palette around restraint: white and black only, with a single accent colour, D9C4A9, reserved for links. That kind of discipline is harder to hold onto than it sounds, especially inside a page builder where it is easy to let extra colour creep back in through a default button style or a widget that ships with its own opinions. Holding the line on two colours and one accent is what makes the page read as considered rather than assembled.

A landing page for corporate events that shows where to turn up

Corporate bookers need to know where the studio actually is before they will commit a group to it, so we added an interactive Leaflet map showing the location. The enquiry form runs through FormSubmit, which meant a working form with no backend to build or maintain, and no extra server for the studio to look after once the page went live. We also added subresource integrity on the external scripts the page pulls in, so a compromised third-party script cannot run silently on the page. Small details, but they are the ones that decide whether a page is trustworthy close up, and not only from a distance.

Fast, disciplined, and inside the rules given

Not every project gets a blank canvas. Pith Pilates needed a page that respected an existing WordPress site, an existing page builder, and a brand direction the client had just tightened up. The result is a landing page that does its one job, booking corporate enquiries, without pretending to be a bigger build than it was asked to be. Working well inside a constraint is its own kind of craft, and it is often the more useful skill for a client who already has a site they are not about to throw away.