I already have a Wix template in place and the core goal is clear: turn it into a fully-functioning e-commerce hub where clients can browse my services and lock in their appointments online. At the moment the template feels generic; I need it shaped into a branded, conversion-ready experience. Here’s what bringing it to life means for me: updating page layouts so they match my visual identity, writing concise copy that explains each service, configuring the Wix Bookings engine so visitors can choose a time slot, pay at checkout, and receive automated confirmations. Smooth mobile performance and basic on-page SEO must be baked in as you build, not tacked on later. The work happens directly in Wix—no external CMS swaps—so familiarity with Wix Editor, Wix Bookings, and integrated payment gateways (Stripe or Wix Payments) is important. When the site goes live I expect a clear hand-off: all pages populated, service catalogue complete, bookings tested end-to-end, and a quick walkthrough video or document so I can maintain content on my own. If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s talk timing and milestones so the site can start accepting appointments without delay.