Eventyria.
They knew exactly who they were, they just didn’t exist online yet. We understood their vision and built everything from scratch: visual identity, website design, booking integration, and a SEO-ready blog.
A very clear vision. No presence online yet.
Strikkoteket needed to add 900+ products to their online store. Their plan: one by one.
Eventyria is a travel agency for women — immersive, themed experiences inspired by culture, art,
A niche with a specific soul, a strong aesthetic, and nothing online to show for it.
The challenge wasn’t just building a website. It was translating a world — fantasy, elegance, adventure — into something functional that real people could browse, trust, and book from.
Every decision was ours. Visual, technical, strategic.
Built decision by decision
This is what it looks like when we handle everything.
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Stage 01
Visual Identity
We defined the aesthetic from scratch — color palette, typography, and a visual language that felt like stepping into the world Eventyria sells. Elegant. A little magical. Nothing off the shelf.
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Stage 02
Website Structure
We designed a structure that could hold a travel catalog, a blog, a gallery, and a booking system — and still feel easy to navigate. Every page was built to move the visitor from curiosity to reservation with as few clicks as possible.
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Stage 03
Trip Pages
Each trip got its own page with everything a traveler needs to say yes: dates, details, what's included. All written clearly enough that she doesn't need to send an email just to understand what she's buying.
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Stage 04
Blog ready to grow
We set up a blog built to bring the right people in — travelers searching for Viking history, solo trips, niche destinations. The content system was ready to publish from day one.
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Stage 05
Booking and payment
We chose, configured, and tested everything needed to go from "I want this trip" to "booking confirmed" — without the visitor hitting a wall halfway through.
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Stage 06
Ready to manage alone
New trips, new posts, new bookings — all manageable without needing us on the other end. That was always the goal.
This is what Improving the process looks like.
One long and messy supplier dataset vs one clean WooCommerce import. Here’s what changed:
+900 products.
Store ready.
A reusable system for every future update.
re-uploads, manual fixes. Every. Single. Time.
← Drag to see before & after →
" What would have taken ~55 hours now runs in one afternoon, with zero manual work.
+900
Products imported. Zero uploads by hand.
~55h
Of manual work saved per catalog update. Every time.
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Post-import fixes. Every product arrived exactly as it should.
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A system built once. Ready for every update after.
