designed by us

Website design for sports nutritionists

Pace Sports Nutrition is a website we designed for a sports nutritionist whose main work is talks to teams, clubs and schools, with one-to-one athletes second. It is built like a sports brand page: dark, loud type, a track video, and a clear “book a team talk” button.

Lauren Brooks, Pace Sports Nutrition, the club names, fees, athlete words, tip clips, programme dates and the Instagram name are made up, and each is tagged “Example” on the site. The game-day timeline is general guidance, not a personal plan. The photos and clips are licensed stock.

Pace Sports Nutrition hero with the headline “Fuel the work.” over a running track
the practice

Who Lauren is

Lauren Brooks, RD, CSSD · Sports nutritionist (CSSD)

Lauren is a registered dietitian and board-certified specialist in sports dietetics in Colorado. Coaches and clubs want one plain talk the whole team can follow, and athletes want a plan for race day. She gives talks, sees athletes one to one, works with coaches and athletic trainers, and never promises a result.

What she offers

  • Team and school talks
  • One-to-one athlete nutrition
  • Race fuel plans
  • Race Ready, an 8-week fuel plan
the personality

The feel we chose

Game day. A black page, huge condensed uppercase headings, one electric lime, sharp corners and lane lines. It is the only dark site in our set, and it fits a coach or athlete who wants energy and straight talk, not a soft wellness look.

  • Black #111417
  • Charcoal #1E2328
  • Lime #C7F000
  • Off-white #F2F4F1
  • Grey #9AA3AD

Fonts: Oswald for headings, Roboto for reading

why we built it this way

Section by section

A hero that moves

A short looping track video behind “Fuel the work.”, with a Pause button and a still picture for anyone who prefers less motion. Two buttons: book a team talk, or work with her one to one.

Pace Sports Nutrition hero with the headline “Fuel the work.” over a running track

Four groups, one plan

Teams and clubs, endurance athletes, youth athletes and coaches, each in a tile with a line icon and one plain sentence, so a visitor sees themselves in seconds.

Four tiles for teams, endurance athletes, youth athletes and coaches
like what you see?

Want a site like this, built around you?

Tell us about your practice on one short page. Omar replies personally within 1 business day, and there is no pressure to buy anything.

Talks that stick

The business is team talks, so they get their own band: three talk cards with length, audience and format, and one button to book. The light band and slanted edges let the page breathe.

Three team-talk cards: fuel for practice, race-week eating and feeding young athletes

A game-day timeline

Four stops from the day before to afterwards, in plain words, with a source line for the guidance. General advice only, with no numbers about the practice, so nothing is invented.

Horizontal timeline with four stops: the day before, 3 to 4 hours out, the last hour and after

Short tip clips

Three short silent clips that only play when clicked, each with a written tip and a link to the full article or service. They are tagged “Example” and never autoplay.

Three tip cards with short video clips and written tips

One-to-one athletes

A photo of Lauren, what a first visit includes, a sample fee and a button. Private work gets a clear place without taking over the page.

Lauren’s photo beside what one-to-one athlete visits include

A program laid out like a training plan

The Program page shows the eight weeks as a training-plan table: week, focus, what we do and your homework. On phones the table turns into cards, so nothing needs sideways scrolling.

Program page with an 8-week training-plan table

Services, numbered

Team talks, one-to-one nutrition and race fuel plans, each with a big outlined number, a photo, who it is for, what you get, the length and a sample fee.

Services page with three numbered services

A credential, explained

The About page says what CSSD means in plain words, which sports she knows, and how she works with coaches and athletic trainers.

About page with Lauren’s photo, her story and what CSSD means

A contact form for teams or athletes

One question first, team or individual, and the form then shows only the fields that apply: organisation, sport and group size for a team, or sport and next race for an athlete.

Contact page with a team-or-individual choice and a short form
want to click around?

Try the live Pace Sports Nutrition site

We keep the live sites we've designed private, so our designs stay ours and yours stays one of a kind. Ask, and Omar sends you the link, usually within a day.

Or get the link by email

We only use your email to send the link and answer you. No newsletter.

under the hood

What's built in

Every Itersi website gets the same care behind the design.

  • Five pages, a Program page and a blog, on WordPress with Bricks
  • Every colour, font and fact comes from one settings screen, so updates take minutes
  • An “Ask me” button and an email popup, both easy to close
  • Video that respects reduced motion, fast on phones, built to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility basics
  • Contact form that asks people not to send health details
what your clients want to know

What athletes, parents and coaches look for

Your readers range from a high school runner's parent to a team's performance director. Each needs a clear path.

  • Which sports and levels you work with
  • Your CSSD or sports training, explained clearly
  • Packages for individuals, and options for teams
  • How you handle competition seasons and travel
  • How to book, including online options
words matter here

What we take care with

  • Careful wording on supplements and performance claims
  • Sensitivity around body image, especially for young athletes
  • Using team names and logos only with permission

You check every word before anything goes live, because your name and your licence are on it. We don't give medical, nutrition or legal advice.

no hidden numbers

Clear prices for sports nutritionists

designed only for you

Your custom website

$497 once

$250 to start, $247 before your site goes live. Ready 7 days after we have your information.

  • Fully custom: no templates, designed around your practice and your voice
  • Up to 5 pages, such as Home, About, Services, FAQ and Contact, with each specialty explained on your Services page. More pages $57 each
  • Your booking tool set up, with a "Book a consultation" button on every page
  • Basic page words written from your start form answers; you approve every line
  • Basic SEO setup: titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap, Google Analytics and Search Console
  • Two rounds of changes before launch, then 30 days of free fixes
  • The website and your domain are yours
Start your website
optional

Hosting + care

$47 / month

Monthly, no contract. Stop whenever you like. Or host your site anywhere you choose.

  • Fast hosting with a security certificate (SSL)
  • WordPress and plugin updates, backups and security checks
  • Up to 1 hour of small edits each month (about two 30-minute edits), usually done within 2 business days
  • More edits, redesigns and bigger work: $20 an hour, quoted first. New pages $57 each
  • Leaving? A free full copy of your site and one free move to your new host
How care works

How custom is it?

Fully custom. We never start from a template. Your colours, your specialty and the way you work with clients shape the design. Keeping it to 5 focused pages is what lets us design each one properly in 7 days. Underneath, every site runs on our own tested WordPress setup, which keeps it fast and secure.

Who owns it?

You do. The website is yours, and your domain is bought in your own name. Host with us or anywhere else.

What if I cancel care?

Nothing is lost. You get a full copy of your site and one free move to the host you choose. Not on our plan, any edit is $20 an hour.

Independent reviews from earlier Itersi clients are on our Clutch profile, in their own words. Those projects came before this offer.

good questions

Questions from sports nutritionists

How do I show my work with teams and athletes?

Describe the kinds of athletes and levels you work with. Name teams or use their logos only with written permission, and quote athletes only if they've agreed.

Should I show athletes' bodies or results?

Be careful. Body-focused images and numbers can be harmful, particularly for young athletes. Images of training, food and teamwork usually work better.

Can I sell team workshops on my site?

Yes. A page written for coaches and athletic directors, with what you cover and how to enquire, works well.

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your turn

Want a site like this, built around you?

Tell us about your practice on one short page. Omar replies personally within 1 business day, and there is no pressure to buy anything.