EVA Worldwide Resorts

The old site looked clean but didn’t feel luxury, and booking took more steps than it should.

The old evaww.com ran on WordPress, with stay details scattered across the site, Airbnb and Booking.com. Guests had to jump between platforms, and the design didn’t match the price of the stays.

The client’s feedback was direct: the colors looked clean, but not elegant or expensive.

Every new property meant more manual updates in more places.

An Airbnb-style booking experience with its own luxury identity.

I planned the page structure first, rewrote the copy, then chose a forest and champagne palette that works in light and dark mode. Claude Code built the Next.js site from the approved design in a connected GitHub repo, deployed on Vercel.

1. 01
   Plan the structurePages and copy approved before any design.
2. 02
   Design the identityAirbnb-inspired layout with a forest and champagne luxury palette.
3. 03
   Build and connectNext.js build, with Supabase, GHL and Resend handling leads and emails.

One clean site where guests browse, compare and book without creating an account.

Each of the 28 stays has its own listing, location map and booking button. Chat, forms and follow-ups feed one lead pipeline instead of scattered inboxes.