5-DAY LIVE WEBSITE SPRINT · 16-20 NOVEMBER
Sort your website with a web designer by your side
Spend five days working on the website you already have, with me showing you what to change, why it matters and how to make it feel like the business you’re actually running now.
By Friday, you’ll have a website that feels current, considered and much easier to keep on top of next time something changes.
Doors open 2 November, and the waitlist gets early bird pricing!
RUNS
16-20 NOV
FORMAT
Live, every day
PLATFORM
Any of them
Your business has moved on. Your website probably hasn’t.
An outdated website usually happens slowly, because the business keeps changing while the website stays exactly where you left it.
That photo shoot from three years ago is just not the vibe anymore.
Your website is still selling a service that you dropped a few months ago.
Most of your selling actually happens somewhere else. A Flodesk link, a PDF, maybe even in the DMs
You threw something together fairly quickly for your next launch. It's fine, right?
There's a coming soon page in there somewhere.You fully intended to sort it, but somehow it's still sitting there since March-ish
This happens all the time. Your business changes because you’re in it every day, while your website only changes when you remember to go back and update it. People are still using it to work out who you are, what you do and whether they want to work with you.
Buy another generic template that still doesn’t quite feel like you
It looks great in the demo, then you add your own photos and copy and somehow it loses the magic. So you tweak it, move things around, change the fonts again, and still end up wondering what’s off.
Pay thousands for a proper web build
Which usually means a few thousand pounds, and maybe that makes complete sense later. Right now, you might just need your current website to feel better, work harder and actually reflect where the business is now.
OR get a web designer to sort it with you in just five days
A web designer looks at the website you already have, shows you what they would change and why, then helps you make those changes yourself.
When updating your site, you've got two options right now
Hi, I’m Geenay. I spend a slightly unreasonable amount of time looking at websites.
I run Consortium, a small web design studio where I build websites for founders whose businesses have outgrown the ones they started with.
I’ve been designing for the web for eight years, I’m a Wix Studio Legend Partner, their highest partner tier, and I also work across Squarespace, Shopify and Webflow.
For this week, I’m taking the thinking I normally use inside my client projects and showing you how to use it on your own website.
"OMG I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!! You have done such an incredible job."
Alice Bjorkstrand
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"People don't make websites like this. For you to see a couple of things and then build something exactly like that is such a unique skill set. It's rare."
Amy June
"Geenay has been an absolute joy to work with. Her ideas were so aligned with our brand and the site brought our vision to life perfectly. We win business and (constantly) get compliments on it!!"
Oliver Haddock
A few websites I’ve had my hands on
→ How to make the whole thing feel more considered
The small choices around type, spacing, colour, imagery and layout that make a website feel polished rather than thrown together.
→ How to structure your pages
What order your sections should go in, how to guide someone through the page, and where your calls to action need to sit.
→ What should go at the top of a page
What people need to see first, what can wait, and how to make the page feel clear without cramming everything into the first screen.
→ Which fonts go where
What to use for headings, body copy and smaller details, and how to keep them working together across the whole site.
→ How much spacing is enough
Where things need room to breathe, where a section feels too empty, and how to stop everything feeling slightly cramped.
→ Which photos actually work together
How to choose images that feel like they belong on the same website, and where different types of photos work best.
By the end of the week, you’ll know:
Five days inside my website brain
Most website advice stops at "make it look a bit nicer". This goes where I go on a paid build, which is the research on how people judge a page in the first fraction of a second, then the structure underneath it, then the layouts, then the details that make something look expensive.
We're live together every day. I teach one thing, you do it to your own site while I'm there, and that's genuinely the only reason anyone ever finishes one of these.
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MON
Make the first few seconds count
We’ll look at how people actually take in a website, what they notice first and what makes a page feel clear, trustworthy and considered.
TUE
Get your website style & vibe sorted
We’ll choose your fonts, colours, spacing and image style, then turn them into a simple mini style guide you can keep using.
It means the next time you add a page, you already know what it should look like.
WED
Build a homepage that actually guides people somewhere
We’ll work out what your homepage needs to say, what belongs at the top and how the sections should flow. Then you’ll rebuild it using layouts I already know work well, instead of starting from a completely blank page.
THU
Build sections you can reuse again and again
We’ll create a small library of sections from your own website that you can duplicate whenever you need a new page.
The next time you launch something, you already have somewhere to start.
FRI
Submit your new homepage for direct feedback
We’ll go through the details that make a website feel finished, including spacing, calls to action, image choices and the little bits people usually miss.
Then you can submit your before and after, and I’ll go through as many as I can live.
You’ll also have chat access to me throughout the week, so you can send over the screenshot when you’ve moved the same heading six times and would quite like someone else to make the call.
By Friday, you’ll have
Sort Your Website
Week SummarY
Format: Five-day live challenge
Runs: 16-20 Nov
Delivered via: Five live sessions.
✓ A website that feels current again
You’ll have made real changes during the week and published them, so the website finally reflects the business you’re running now.
✓ Your own website style guide
Your fonts, colours, spacing and image direction in one place, so future updates feel much less like guesswork.
✓ A layout cheat sheet
A set of page and section layouts you can come back to whenever you need to build something new.
A section library you built yourself
Reusable pieces from your own website that you can duplicate instead of rebuilding everything from scratch.
✓ My website toolkit
The free tools I use for things like colour, contrast, behaviour tracking, testing and checking whether something actually works.
✓ A much better eye for your own website
You’ll know what to look at first when something feels off, which is probably the most useful part of the whole week.
✓ Direct access to a web designer while you’re doing it
Send the screenshot, ask which option works better and get an actual answer instead of losing forty-five minutes to Google.
Get in on the waitlist
The full price is £239, but early bird week (2 to 8 November) is £159, and the waitlist hears about it first. It's the first round, and I want to run it live, see where people get stuck and make the next version even better.
For context, my custom websites currently start at £4,500, and you’ll be learning a lot of the same thinking I use when I’m building those.
01
You’ll have a better idea of what looks right
Once you understand spacing, hierarchy, imagery and structure, you start spotting those things everywhere.
02
Your website keeps up with your pricing
As the business grows, you’ll know how to make sure the website still feels like it belongs to the same business.
03
New pages get much easier
You’ll already have layouts and sections ready to reuse.
04
You’ll be better at briefing designers too
When you eventually do bring somebody in, you’ll know how to talk about what you like, what isn’t working and what you need.
You’ll use this knowledge every time you touch your website
PLOT TWIST: Your website will change again.
You’ll launch something new, update an offer, swap your photos or suddenly need a landing page by Thursday.
The useful part of this week is knowing what to do when that happens.
Sort Your Website Week
will work best if...
You already have a website you can edit yourself.
You know it needs some attention, even if you can’t quite explain what’s wrong yet.
You’re happy to actually make changes during the week.
And you want to understand your website better, rather than handing the whole thing over to someone else.
You can give it around an hour a day from 16 to 20 November.
Yep. The design principles we’re working with apply across platforms, and because I work across Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and Webflow, I can usually help you find whatever setting you need too.
Aim for around an hour each day, including the live session and the changes you make while we’re together.
Every session is recorded and uploaded the same day, so you can catch up whenever you need to - all recordings are available 7 days after the challenge ends.
I’d come live whenever you can though, because that’s when you can throw your own website at me.
That’s exactly what I’m teaching you.
Most people have never been shown what to look at first, second and third, so they end up staring at the whole page trying to work out why it feels off.
No design background needed.
If you can edit your current website, you can do the week.
If you already know you’re booking a full rebuild in the next few months, you probably can.
If your current website needs to work for another year or two, I’d sort it now.
faq
Give me five days with your website
I’ll show you how I look at a website as a designer, help you make the changes while we’re together, and leave you with a site that feels much closer to the business you’re running now.
Join the waitlist and I’ll send you the link on 2 November, the morning doors open, so you're first in for early bird week (£159 instead of £239).
