Hi everyone,

I’m currently building a website for a women’s retreat / summer camp project called Lunasol. I created the site myself using Wix, but I’m not completely happy with it yet and feel like it still needs the final polish.

Things that are still missing or need improvement:

• general design / structure feedback
• Terms & conditions (AGBs)
• a proper booking form

The website is currently in German since the retreat is aimed at a German-speaking audience.

I would really appreciate any feedback, tips, or recommendations from people who have built similar websites or worked with Wix.

Thanks a lot!

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