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When a practice includes courses, books, articles and appointments, the challenge is not adding another page. It is helping visitors find the right one. Ștefan Ion’s website, built together with VMWeb, brings these content types into a shared online presence.
Built through my ongoing collaboration with VMWeb.
Public website captures from 20 September 2026. The original website keeps its own language.
Give each route a recognizable name
Navigation separates the personal introduction, courses and programs, books, blog and contact information. Links to the course area remain identifiable. This structure makes the different activities visible without putting the entire burden on one long page.
A homepage that introduces the work
A portrait and introduction open the site, followed by material that leads to further reading and resources. Booking and biography links serve different purposes: one moves toward contact, while the other lets visitors learn more before deciding.
The scope of this case study
This article describes the website’s structure and implementation, not an assessment or endorsement of the client’s service claims. The collaboration with VMWeb is credited explicitly. For a site with many sections, the practical lesson is to inventory the content first, decide who maintains it and give each page a recognizable job. The captures show the public version observed during this review.
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