FitWithNash — Consultation
A one-page consultation funnel for a private dietitian, built static and deployed to Vercel.
The engineering
Astro site (public source at github.com/codehippies11/fitwithnash) deployed to Vercel's edge network — the served page is essentially all content and almost no asset weight, and it carries the deepest structured-data graph in the portfolio: Person, ProfessionalService, Service, OfferCatalog, Offer, EducationalOccupationalCredential, Audience and a full FAQPage.
In plain language
Turns a nutritionist's practice into a single page that answers every question a prospective client has, then books them.
The problem
What needed solving
An independent practitioner does not need a nine-page website. They need one page that survives being the only thing a stranger reads before deciding to pay.
The approach
How it was built
Build in Astro and ship static HTML, so there is no framework runtime between the reader and the offer.
Model the practice in structured data properly — Person for the practitioner, ProfessionalService for the practice, OfferCatalog for the packages, EducationalOccupationalCredential for qualifications.
Answer objections on-page with an FAQPage graph, so the same answers can surface directly in search results.
Deploy to Vercel so TLS, the CDN and preview builds are handled without a server to maintain.
The outcome
What it produced
- Credentials, services and pricing are machine-readable, not just human-readable.
- FAQ answers are eligible to appear directly in search results.
- No server to patch, no CMS to update.
Related work
Other builds with the same shape
This project sits under SEO & performance engineering. Here are the closest neighbours in the portfolio.
- Marketing & Agency2026
Core Media Solutions
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In plain termsExplains everything the agency sells, answers the usual questions up front, and captures enquiries on the same page.
- Static site
- Hostinger CDN
- JSON-LD / Schema.org
- FAQ schema
Read the case studycoremediasolutions.in(opens the live site in a new tab) - Marketing & Agency2026
Influence Axis
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x-powered-by: Next.js,_nextasset routes) served behind LiteSpeed, with an Organization + WebSite + PostalAddress JSON-LD identity and a disciplined document outline — one<h1>carrying the positioning statement, section<h2>s beneath it.In plain termsA brand site that reads like the agency it is selling — sharp, fast, and unmistakably positioned in the first line.
- Next.js
- React
- LiteSpeed
- JSON-LD / Schema.org
Read the case studyinfluenceaxis.in(opens the live site in a new tab) - Community & Non-profit2025
Nantin Baba Ashram
EngineeringStatic HTML deployed to Vercel, built on Bootstrap 5 with jQuery slim and Popper — the whole document is roughly 21 KB, has no application framework and no build pipeline, so it will still render correctly with no intervention years from now.
In plain termsGives the ashram a permanent, free-to-run web presence that loads instantly even on a weak rural connection.
- Static HTML
- Bootstrap 5
- jQuery
- Vercel
Read the case studynantinbaba.orgoffline