Christmas at the Princess runs for just six weeks a year, and its website has to keep up the whole time. Hours change, new attractions open, offers come and go, and every season needs a new ticket link. On the old site, even a small update took too long, right when the event was busiest. There was also no design file, so I used the live site as my starting point. I didn’t want to redesign something guests already loved. I wanted to move it. I rebuilt every page in Framer and kept its festive, storybook feel: the video welcome, the script titles, the big numbers, and the live temperature check between Scottsdale and the North Pole. Every inner page follows the same pattern: a cinematic header, a script title, then the story. Visitors always know where they are. Next, I made the site easy for the team to update. Offers, activities and blog posts now live in Framer CMS. Adding a new package or a new attraction takes a few minutes and needs no developer. The “Book Your Experience” button stays in reach on every page, in the top menu on desktop and in a fixed bar on mobile, where many guests plan their night. The result is the same Christmas magic on a faster site, one the team can update themselves all season long.