Vertesse
Someone thinking about a first yoga class wants three things before they commit: when it happens, what it costs, and whether they will be the least flexible person in the room. A studio site that hides any of the three loses them.
Two languages, one page each
The studio teaches in English and in French, so the site exists twice — same structure, same schedule, each in its own language, with a switch that keeps you where you are instead of dropping you on a homepage.
The schedule is not a picture
Plenty of studios publish their timetable as an exported image. It cannot be read by a screen reader, cannot be searched, and goes stale silently. Here it is a table, and the price sits next to it rather than behind a link.
No portraits
The teachers have names, disciplines and a paragraph each — and no photographs. What you want before a first class is who teaches what, and how; a face does not answer that, and a real portrait can take the space later.
