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WildArt - From Digital Brochure to Business System

Industry: Art Studio • Platform: Wix • Services: Website Redesign, Online Booking, Automations, Ongoing Digital Partnership


WildArt homepage showcasing a colorful art studio website designed to support online bookings, events, and creative experiences.

WildArt already offered an incredible experience.

The website simply wasn't telling the same story.

Even more importantly, owner Ann had become the system—juggling a paper calendar, answering the same questions, collecting deposits manually, and trying to remember every detail herself.

Together, we transformed WildArt's website from a digital brochure into an active part of the business—one that reflects the creativity of the studio while quietly carrying more of the daily workload.

The Challenge

Ann had worked with several web designers over the years.

The websites functioned...

Children proudly holding their finished paintings inside the colorful WildArt studio after a creative art class.
WildArt isn't just about making art—it's about creating memorable experiences.

But they never felt like WildArt.

The studio was:

  • 🎨 Colorful

  • 🌈 Creative

  • 😊 Welcoming

  • ✨ Energetic

  • 🎉 Full of life


The website wasn't.

Behind the scenes, the business had also grown beyond what one person could comfortably manage.

Like many small business owners...


Young artist concentrating on her painting during a hands-on art class at WildArt.
Every detail of the website was designed to reflect the same creativity found inside the studio.

Ann had become the system.

  • 📅 Birthday parties lived on a paper calendar.

  • ☎️ The same questions were answered again and again.

  • 💵 Deposits had to be remembered and collected manually.

  • 📝 Follow-up depended on sticky notes, memory, and good intentions.

  • 🧠 Every booking interrupted whatever she was already doing.

If you've ever ended the day wondering,

"What did I forget?"

...you already understand the challenge.

What Changed

Rather than starting with a blank page, we started with Ann's vision.

She shared an older website she had built herself years before. Although outdated, it captured the colorful personality she had always wanted people to experience.

We rebuilt that vision into a modern website designed to both represent—and support—the business.

The website now helps:

WildArt Birthday Parties webpage featuring party packages, online booking, and information for parents planning a creative celebration.
Parents can explore party options, book online, and pay their deposit without picking up the phone.

  • ✅ Book birthday parties online

  • ✅ Show live calendar availability

  • ✅ Collect deposits automatically

  • ✅ Register campers online

  • ✅ Promote classes and special events

  • ✅ Answer common questions before the phone rings

  • ✅ Create a polished first impression that matches the studio experience


Every decision came back to one question:

How can the website carry more of the weight?

⚡Power Conversion

Here's what happens when the website quietly goes to work.

A parent:

WildArt Splatter Paint booking page featuring online reservations, session information, and colorful interactive art experiences.
  • Finds WildArt online.

  • Explores the Birthday Party page.

  • Learns what was included.

  • Chooses an available date.

  • Books the party.

  • Pays the deposit.

Meanwhile...

Ann didn't have to:

  • Answer the phone

  • Check a paper calendar

  • Remember to request payment

  • Follow up that evening

  • Wonder whether the reservation was complete

The website quietly handled the entire process while Ann continued teaching.

That's what I call a Power Conversion—a moment when a website doesn't just generate interest, it quietly completes the work it was built to do.

Beyond the Launch

The launch wasn't the finish line.

It was the beginning of an ongoing digital partnership.

Today I continue working alongside WildArt by helping:

  • 📣 Plan seasonal marketing campaigns

  • 📱 Create and maintain social media content

  • 📍 Improve and maintain the Google Business Profile

  • 🎉 Build new landing pages for promotions and events

  • 🔧 Refine the website as the business continues to grow

  • 💡 Identify new opportunities to strengthen WildArt's digital presence

As the business evolves...its digital presence evolves with it.

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In Ann's Own Words

WildArt owner and artist Ann Wildmon welcoming visitors inside her colorful art studio.
"You've given me the margin to focus on what I'm passionate about—creating art and teaching people."

To me, that's the real measure of success.

Not launching a beautiful website.

Helping someone spend less time managing technology...and more time doing the work they love.

Ready to Write Your Own Story?

If your website feels more like an online brochure than a working member of your team...

If you're still relying on paper calendars, handwritten notes, phone calls, and memory to keep your business moving...


It may not be time to work harder.

It may simply be time to build systems that carry more of the weight.

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