umari Website — Main Notes & Priorities 1. First Impression (Landing Page) • The page doesn’t grab attention — it lacks energy and emotion. • The fonts feel generic, not premium. • The hero image should express the essence of Yumari (luxury, ocean, intention). • The text should fade or slide in softly, not scale. • Needs one clear call-to-action, like “Explore Villas” or “Choose Destination.” • Consider a hero video or moving background to give life and emotion. ✅ Goal: Make guests feel they’ve entered a curated, high-end experience the second the page loads. 2. Navigation (Top Menu) • Currently missing key sections: • Experiences • Punta Mita • Los Cabos • Concierge • • Should be sticky (visible when scrolling). • Add dropdowns for each location → Villas / Condos / Estates. • Add language toggle (EN / ES). ✅ Goal: Users immediately know where to go, without searching. 3. Properties Section • Villas show, but the experience feels flat. • Photos lack emotional impact; need WOW images or short loops. • Add a “Highlights” bar (e.g., 5 Beds · Oceanfront · Infinity Pool · Sleeps 10). • Create a photo grid gallery that opens smoothly (no clutter). • Add “Request Stay” or “Check Availability” directly under each villa. ✅ Goal: Each property should feel alive — like flipping through a high-end travel magazine. 4. Experiences Section • Visually flat — doesn’t inspire. • Needs cinematic photos, motion, and rhythm while scrolling. • Use parallax and fade-in transitions. • Simplify to 5 clear categories: 1. Ocean & Adventure (Yacht, Ocean Days, Spearfishing, Surfing) 2. Culinary 3. Wellness & Renewal 4. Family & Care 5. Celebrations & Special Moments • • Add teaser lines and small “Learn More” or “Book Experience” buttons. ✅ Goal: Scrolling through experiences should feel like experiencing them — emotional, smooth, elegant. 5. Concierge & Chat • Chat/WhatsApp icon missing or inconsistent. • Must stay visible (bottom-right corner, minimal design). • Concierge page should show real human warmth — guests want to see service and trust it. ✅ Goal: Make it obvious there’s always a real person ready to assist. 6. Design & Flow • The layout feels bulky and unbalanced — text and images don’t align harmoniously. • Needs more white space, consistent margins, and balanced text-image layouts. • Colors should feel fresh and natural — sand, cream, ocean, bronze tones. • Add micro-animations (soft reveals, fades) for refinement. ✅ Goal: The site should breathe — calm, elegant, intentional design. 7. Overall Flow • The site feels like separate sections, not a journey. • Should tell a story through the scroll:
1. Welcome → 2. Choose Location → 3. Explore Villas → 4. Discover Experiences → 5. Meet Your Concierge • Smooth transitions and subtle motion will help unify the flow. ✅ Goal: Make scrolling feel effortless — like being guided through an experience. 8. Typography • Subtext and descriptions should use a lighter, modern sans-serif font (as in your screenshot). • Keep titles bold and minimal, body text clean and airy. • No scaling animation — just fade or slide for elegance. ✅ Goal: A premium, easy-to-read style that matches a high-end travel brand. Top Priorities for the Dev & Design Team 1. Improve landing page visuals, animation, and CTA. 2. Fix navigation (add missing sections, make sticky). 3. Redesign experiences section with immersive parallax and clearer categories. 4. Simplify fonts and refine spacing across all sections. 5. Add chat/concierge visibility and human touch. Here’s a breakdown of the current color palette situation and what could be improved to align with Yumari’s high-end, ocean–desert identity and the feeling of intentional luxury you’re building: