Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Hyderabad, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"Project Expectations – Numerology Website Design & Development
1. Overall Vision
The website should have a spiritual, serene, and divine aesthetic, while still being visually striking, modern, and engaging.

The look and feel should:
~Instantly convey a sense of trust, spiritual depth, and positive energy.
~Be eye-catching and memorable for first-time visitors.
~Be self-guided, with intuitive navigation to avoid confusion for users of all age groups and technical abilities.

2. Core Design Principles
~Spiritual Aesthetic + Modern UX: Use colors, imagery, typography, and layouts that feel aligned with spiritual and numerology themes.
~Clarity & Simplicity: Every page should have a clear purpose and guide the customer to the next step naturally.

Responsiveness: Fully functional on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).

Multilingual & Multicurrency: Support both national and international audiences.

SEO-Optimized Structure: Pages should be prepared for city- and country-specific SEO targeting.

3. Website Scale & Admin Control
~Estimated Pages: Close to 70–90 pages (mix of static and dynamic).

Admin Panel Control:
~More than 95% of the website in every possible section should be fully manageable via the admin panel, including but not limited to:
~Google Tags, Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel / Meta Tags.
~Editing static website pages (text, images, layout elements where possible).
~Order management for all service purchases.
~User login management for consultations and course enrollments.
~SMS, OTP verification, and WhatsApp integrations.
~Blog, category pages, service forms, consultation slots, and course listings.
~Scope Protection: If any element is missed during the development phase, it should not be considered out of scope.

4. Main Website Sections & Features
A. Menu & General Pages
~About Us
~About Website
~Audio Consultation Page
~Corporate Consultation Page
~Monthly Reporting Page
~Multi-language Support
~Multi-currency Support
~25 Multiple SEO Pages – For targeting different cities & countries.
~And Few More Pages

B. Service Categories & Forms
25 Service Category Pages:
~Each category will:
~Display category-specific questions with a custom layout design.
~Allow customers to choose from:

Predefined questions.
~Ad-hoc (custom) questions.
~Include a unique form per category with:
~Single or multiple input fields for comparison.
~Form fields tailored to the service type and scenario.
~Forms will be different for different services and situations.

C. Blogging Section
~Posts organized by category and subcategory.

Blog posts should:
~Appear on the homepage (latest posts or featured).
~Be linked in the footer.
~Designed for easy management from the admin panel.

D. Courses Section
~Courses categorized under relevant themes.

Each course will have:
~Info Section (details about the course).
~Enrollment Form (capture customer interest).

Group Batch Option.
~1-on-1 Batch Option.
~All course details should be fully manageable via the admin panel.

E. Consultation Services
Audio Call Consultation:
~Customer selects number of questions.
~Fills in consultation form.
~Proceeds to payment gateway.
~Corporate Audio Consultation:
~Similar flow as above but tailored for corporate clients.

F. Monthly Reports
~Customers can subscribe to 12-month reporting.
~Reports are delivered in the last week of each month for the following month.

5. Technical & Functional Requirements
Figma Design Stage:
~Pages will be created in Figma to reflect 70–80% of the requirements before development begins.
~Minor changes and additions can be included during the development phase.

Admin Panel Management:
~All services, content, forms, courses, blogs, and consultation schedules to be controlled from a single admin dashboard.

E-commerce Integration:
~All services go through a payment gateway.
~Website functions as both a service platform and e-commerce store.

Scalability:
~Structure should allow future additions without major redevelopment.

6. Development Understanding
~The initial design phase will focus on core features (70–80% scope) to move forward quickly.
~Remaining refinements and extra features will be addressed in the development phase.
~Close collaboration will be maintained between designer, developer, and project owner.

If a needed function or feature was not explicitly mentioned but is reasonably expected for the project, it must be included and will not be treated as out of scope." (client-provided description)