Wix Designer / Developer — Build a Website from a Finished Prototype

September 26, 2026

Scope

16–18 pages, but far fewer unique builds than that suggests. Roughly five templates carry the whole site:

Homepage — long-form scrolling landing page

Section page — hero, sticky sub-nav, and a horizontal slider where each section is a slide

Sub-page — same slider pattern, lighter

Scorecard page — short, conversion focused, three near-identical variants

Resource index — blog grid, downloads, video library, podcast embed

Everything else reuses one of these with different content.

Specific components to build

Mega menu across five top-level items, with a dropdown panel containing a description grid and a preview pane

Horizontal slider sections with arrow, tab, dot and keyboard navigation

Expand-in-place cards for the webinar catalogue and team bios (no modals)

Embedded video slots (Vimeo or YouTube) on page sections

Podcast player embed

Blog grid with search

Lead capture forms with email delivery and a gated PDF download

Sliding client logo banner

Responsive across desktop, tablet and mobile

Deliverables

All pages built and published on Wix

Responsive on desktop, tablet and mobile

Basic SEO setup: meta titles, descriptions, alt text, clean URLs

Performance optimisation: image compression, sensible load times

Cross-browser and device QA

Go-live support and a short handover so our team can update content ourselves

What we are looking for

Demonstrable Wix Studio experience (please show live sites you have built, not templates you have customised)

Comfortable building custom interactions in Wix, including horizontal sliders and mega menus. If parts of our prototype are not achievable natively in Wix, we want to hear that upfront with your proposed alternative, not discover it in week three.

B2B or SaaS site experience preferred

Clear, responsive communication and a realistic schedule

Budget and timeline

Fixed price. Please quote for the full scope.

Our budget is $6,000–$10,000 USD, and we will consider strong proposals outside that range if the reasoning is clear.

Target launch: mid-December 2026, with a working staging site for review by late November.

We expect up to three rounds of revisions per page. Please say if your quote assumes otherwise.

Please include in your proposal

Two or three live Wix sites you built, with a note on what you were responsible for.

How you would handle the horizontal slider sections in Wix, and whether you would use native features, Velo, or a custom embed.

Your fixed price, and how it breaks down between template build and page population.

Your realistic timeline from kickoff to staging.

Whether you have built a mega menu in Wix before, and how.

We will share the prototype and page map with shortlisted candidates so you can quote against the real thing rather than a description.

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