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Luma redefines wellness by breaking down barriers and making holistic well-being truly accessible, flexible, and personal for everyone, no matter where they are on their journey.

The platform stands out by offering a wide range of live and offline yoga classes, guided meditations, and relaxation techniques that can be used anytime and anywhere.

The websiteโ€™s clear and inviting copy emphasizes flexibility and personalization, encouraging users to find the right practice for their mood and schedule, learn from expert teachers, and join a supportive community. This approach makes Luma feel welcoming and practical, helping users take real steps toward better well-being without barriers.

The overall tone is empowering, aiming to position Luma as a comprehensive resource for holistic well-being.

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Copy-wise, this is engaging with a clear message and guidance. No confusing sales copy (yet, because thereโ€™s always a trade-off with business goals, aha). It really feels like a safe haven for users.

I have an assumption, but Iโ€™d like to hear from you, what was the reason for arranging the menu like this: Explore - Plans - Community - About Us? No right or wrong answers, just curious. Also, I noticed that every other copy ends with a period except for the hero text (above the Start free now button). Was that a stylistic choice?

Even though this is a writing-focused task, thereโ€™s always a visual design aspect worth considering. Here are a few things I think could be improved:

โ€ข Build out the entire landing page from header to footer if possible

โ€ข Itโ€™s easier to keep elements evenly placed if you use a grid

โ€ข The menu could be more centered

โ€ข The menu text color could be lighter, so it doesnโ€™t poke at our eyes

โ€ข The menu background color could be softened as well, to help the turquoise logo stand out (since that shade is a bit tricky)

โ€ข The hero section text alignment feels slightly inconsistent for a left-aligned layout, again, a grid could help

โ€ข Thereโ€™s good text hierarchy in the โ€œWhy Lumaโ€ section image description, but the heading could be lighter too

Overall, solid direction here. Looking forward to seeing how you evolve it further!

Hi Seth! Thank you so much for your feedback. Iโ€™ve implemented it thoroughly. Iโ€™m starting to use Figma and practicing with a few designs, so every tip is welcome.

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