Web development · Hospitality · Digital operations

Sesmarias Turismo Rural & SPA

Sesmarias Turismo Rural & SPA · Alentejo, Portugal

A responsive hospitality website connecting accommodation, wellness, rural experiences, location and booking in one clear digital journey — from initial inspiration to reservation.

Sesmarias Turismo Rural and SPA responsive website presentation
The project

Sesmarias Turismo Rural & SPA required a professional digital presence capable of presenting its rooms, wellness facilities, rural experiences and surrounding landscape without creating a fragmented or demanding user journey. The information architecture was organised around the visitor’s primary needs: understanding the property, exploring accommodation, discovering facilities and activities, locating the destination and progressing towards a booking.

Au2vision managed the website development and full technical implementation, from environment setup and WordPress configuration to Divi development, responsive refinement, testing and deployment. Desktop, tablet and mobile experiences were structured so that content hierarchy, navigation and booking-related calls to action remain clear across screen sizes.

The platform was integrated with Google Maps and GuestCentric, allowing visitors to locate the property, check availability and continue the reservation journey through the hospitality booking system. Following launch, the engagement continued through monthly maintenance, content updates, compatibility reviews and technical support.

UX architecture

Structuring the hospitality journey before visual implementation.

Wireframes organised navigation, content priority, accommodation information, atmosphere, activities, promotions, location and booking points. The UX objective was to reduce friction between inspiration and reservation while preserving a calm editorial rhythm.

Sesmarias Turismo Rural and SPA website wireframe architecture
Content hierarchyAccommodation, atmosphere, facilities and experiences are separated into clear discovery paths.
Booking visibilityReservation touchpoints remain present without overwhelming the editorial experience.
Mobile prioritisationEssential information is reordered for scanning, contact and decision-making on smaller screens.
Reusable structuresConsistent content modules support rooms, promotions, activities and future updates.
Responsive hospitality experience

One coherent experience across desktop, tablet and mobile.

The final interface adapts imagery, content hierarchy, navigation and calls to action to each screen size. On smaller devices, the experience prioritises fast scanning, accessible contact points and direct access to the information that supports a booking decision.

Sesmarias Turismo Rural and SPA responsive website across desktop tablet and mobile
Technical implementation

Booking, location and infrastructure connected as one system.

The front-end experience was supported by a practical technical environment in which the CMS, booking platform, maps, domain, professional email, hosting and deployment were coordinated for stability and maintainability.

WordPress + DiviCMS implementation, modular page building and responsive interface delivery.
GuestCentricAvailability and reservation flow connected to the property booking environment.
Google MapsLocation and directions integrated into the visitor journey.
cPanel + GoDaddy + EmailHosting, domain, deployment and professional communication infrastructure.
Ongoing maintenance

A website designed to remain useful after launch.

Monthly maintenance covered content implementation, compatibility reviews, responsive QA and ongoing technical support, keeping the platform reliable as accommodation information, offers and booking requirements evolved.

01Content updates

Maintain accommodation, activity and promotional information.

02Responsive QA

Review layouts and interactions across devices and browsers.

03Compatibility

Monitor WordPress, Divi and integration behaviour after updates.

04Technical continuity

Support hosting, domain, email and deployment requirements.