I’m launching “ADHD Studio,” a coaching brand that needs a website that feels calm, clear, and genuinely ADHD-friendly. I already work in WordPress and want a designer-developer who can handle the full journey from wireframes to a live, secure build—no drag-and-drop quick fixes, please. Scope of pages • Home, About, Services, Programs, Resources Hub, Blog, Testimonials, FAQ, Book a Session, and Contact. Each page should read quickly, use generous white space, and keep visual distractions to a minimum while still feeling warm and welcoming. Core functionality • Online booking system that syncs with my existing calendar • Blog integration for weekly articles • Resources download section (PDFs, worksheets, quick guides) with simple gated access • Payment gateway so clients can pay for individual sessions or program bundles during booking Look & feel Think professional and clean rather than loud or overly minimal. Muted palettes, clear typography, and gentle animations are great; anything that overwhelms attention is not. Accessibility—keyboard navigation, high-contrast options, and screen-reader landmarks—must be baked in from day one. Deliverables 1. Two or three responsive design mock-ups for sign-off 2. Custom WordPress theme (no off-the-shelf themes) built to the approved design 3. All listed pages populated with placeholder copy and imagery (I’ll swap in final content) 4. Integrated booking, payments, blog, and resources downloads, fully tested 5. Basic performance optimisation and on-page SEO setup 6. Handover package: child theme, plugin list, installation instructions, and a short Loom walkthrough Acceptance criteria • Site loads in under 2.5 s on desktop and mobile. • WCAG 2.1 AA compliance on launch. • Booking flow—from selecting a slot to payment confirmation—runs smoothly without error. • No critical console or PHP errors after go-live. If you’ve built calming, accessible sites before and can show examples, let’s talk timelines and next steps.