A neon, high-energy site for a family-run mobile gaming and disco cabin: five pages, two galleries and a booking flow, every section fully client-editable.
Results at a Glance
Kids Cabins runs a mobile gaming and disco party cabin: five gaming screens, booming sound and a disco setup delivered to your driveway. The brand is neon, playful and high-energy, and the design concept matched it: full-bleed dark sections, glassmorphism cards, marquee strips and colour everywhere.
The brief was to turn that concept into a real WordPress site the owners could edit themselves: services, galleries, a weddings page and a booking flow, without the design losing its energy in translation.
Designs like this are easy to hardcode and hard to build well in a page builder. The goal was to keep every section native and editable, not to ship a beautiful site the client could never touch.
A design that fights page builders
Full-bleed neon rows, marquee strips and glass cards, the kind of styling that usually ends up hardcoded and uneditable.
Full-bleed rows in Salient
The theme's row model needed careful handling to keep sections truly edge-to-edge without breaking the builder.
Heavy imagery, light pages
Two photo galleries and a colour-saturated aesthetic had to stay fast on the phones parents actually browse on.
The challenge was real, and it was costing time, money, and client experience.
Native-first: every section uses stock Salient and WPBakery elements, with a custom CSS layer on top for the neon, marquee and glass effects. That split is the whole trick, the visual identity lives in the stylesheet while the content stays ordinary builder blocks the owners can edit.
Around the design work: two galleries ("Recent Parties" and "Take a Look Inside"), a weddings section for the upsell, a contact form plus click-to-call, and social links, all wired for a business that books by phone as much as by form.
The solution was designed from the ground up to fit this exact business.
Mapped the supplied concept into Salient rows and native elements before building anything.
Stock builder elements for every section, custom CSS for the neon and glass identity.
Two image galleries, enquiry form, click-to-call and socials wired end to end.
Mobile and speed pass, then a walkthrough so the owners can edit everything themselves.
Each tool chosen specifically for reliability, integration depth, and ease of use for the client.
CMS and page structure.
Theme and builder, native elements first.
The neon, marquee and glassmorphism identity.
Contact form, click-to-call and social links.
The energy of the brand survived the move to a CMS, and the owners can change every word and photo without a developer.
Home, about, services, gallery, contact.
Custom-styled, all native builder elements.
Everything editable in the builder.
Send me the brief, a Figma file, a reference site or a rough outline, and you'll have a fixed quote with a delivery date within 24 hours.