Five ways to see your studio online.
We built five complete website concepts for Mind.Body.Hum — 905 Western Ave, Seattle — each one a different reading of the same studio: warm vinyasa, yin, restorative, sound baths, yoga nidra, breathwork and reiki, plus teacher trainings and workshops.
Open each style, scroll it, live in it for a minute. Then tell us which one feels like you: (206) 338-5535 · [email protected]
The five styles
Same studio, same classes, same voice — five different designs. Every concept is a full page: offerings, trainings, pricing, policies and answers to common questions. All facts on these pages come from the studio's public website — its address at 905 Western Ave, its class lineup, its $60 new-student month, its rental prices and its house rules. Sample prices are marked where illustrative.
Midnight Index
Dark, high-impact, oversized type. The studio reads like a portfolio: a class index with giant numbers and stacked cards for trainings and workshops.
Scroll Story
Cinematic and scroll-driven. A full-screen opening gives way to chapters — the room, the practice, the deeper trainings — ending in a quiet call to begin.
Mosaic Cards
Black and white, bold type. Cards tile together like a mosaic across three full-screen sections: welcome, class index, pricing and house rules.
White Editorial
Calm, spacious, magazine-like. A quiet hero, an honest pricing pair, and a vertical walk through every offering — room to breathe on every screen.
Living Poster
One screen, no scrolling. A giant poster where your cursor brushes the surface and the words underneath are revealed — plus a full Q&A tucked inside.
The studio, in brief
Mind.Body.Hum is a woman-owned guided yoga and meditation studio at 905 Western Ave in Seattle, WA. Every class is guided and every prop is provided; beginners are welcome any day of the week. The practice centers on presence: cultivating it, shifting old patterns, rewiring, breathing fully — and accessing total aliveness.
| Offerings | Warm Vinyasa · Yin Yoga · Restorative · Sound Bath · Yoga Nidra · Breathwork · Reiki & Meditation · Workshops · Teacher Trainings |
| New students | $60 first month, unlimited classes |
| Rentals | Mat $2 · mat towel $2 · shower towel $2 · monthly mat storage $11 (only 20 mats on-site — bring your own) |
| Discounts | Student 15% · senior (65+) 20% · military/veterans 25% on prepaid 6 & 12-month unlimited |
| Good to know | Late arrivals not accepted · $12 no-show fee · waitlist opens 5 min before class · doors open 15 min before · street parking nearby |
| Contact | (206) 338-5535 · [email protected] · mindbodyhum.com |
Questions
Is there a new-student offer?
Yes — $60 for your first month, unlimited classes. The simplest way to try every style before choosing a longer pass.
What should I bring?
Bring your own mat — only 20 are on-site. Rentals: mat $2, mat towel $2, shower towel $2. Yoga attire for vinyasa and yin; everyday clothing is fine for restorative and meditation.
What if I'm late or need to cancel?
Late arrivals are not accepted and are not refunded; no-shows on booked classes carry a $12 fee. Five minutes before class, unchecked-in spots go to the waitlist — check in at the front desk when you arrive.
Do you offer discounts?
Students 15%, seniors (65+) 20%, military and veterans 25% — on prepaid 6 and 12-month unlimited passes. Class cards never expire and are shareable.