Ramble.
Website rebuild - round 2
Cinematic Journey, evolved
Three takes on the chosen direction. 4A is exactly the design you reviewed with every one of your amendments applied. 4B and 4C keep those amendments and evolve the art direction, so the choice between them is purely about feel.
4A / BASELINE
Director's Cut
Your feedback, applied faithfully
The Cinematic Journey exactly as reviewed, with all nine amendments in place. Nothing else touched.
4B / EVOLUTION
Quiet Luxury
Slower, sparser, more discreet
Leans further into discretion: photo-book pacing, whisper-quiet motion, chrome that only appears when needed.
4C / EVOLUTION
Cinematic Editorial
Chapters + magazine interludes
Full-bleed chapters interleaved with white editorial spreads; the conveyor banner becomes the structural divider between them.
Your amendments, checked off
- 1✓ All pricing removed. Tours now lead to a "Request this tour" form with date, party size, bespoke details and a Hotel / Referral field, so concierge referrals stay attributable and quotes stay flexible.
- 2✓ Tour counts removed everywhere; menus now read as "a growing collection".
- 3✓ Route format kept on the 6ix Grand Tour and extended to Niagara Falls as a compact strip. Our recommendation: every tour gets a compact route on its own page in the full build - it reads beautifully and it is excellent for search rankings.
- 4✓ "Let's Ramble." closes the landing page; "The 6ix is Waiting" stays on Toronto.
- 5✓ London and Toronto phone numbers in every footer, tap-to-call.
- 6✓ Scotland imagery swapped to an Edinburgh placeholder; slots are ready for your photography and content.
- 7✓ The conveyor banner is in: a slow marquee band in 4A and 4B, and the structural chapter divider in 4C.
- 8✓ "Recommended on Tripadvisor" links to your live review page; the hotels & concierges badge is in place, awaiting your confirmed number.
- 9✓ Noted for the full build: Who We Are, Why Ramble? and an SEO blog with an editorial approval flow.