Everything you've seen so far is the concept: the look, the voice, the spaces. A real, working version of FRAME online would add the layer underneath, accounts, payments, and booking.
Everything below is a genuine capability, not a mockup. It's the kind of thing that gets scoped and quoted separately once a client is ready to move from "we love this direction" to "let's launch it."
The single biggest gap between this concept and a launch-ready site. Right now, "Join Frame" is a button. In a real build, it's a checkout.
Several spaces already say "book in the app." A real build makes that literally true, on the web as well.
A place members log into, not just a place they read about the club.
Right now the Cardio Cinema schedule and café menu are hand-coded. A real build lets staff change them without touching code.
The parts a member never sees, but the business can't run without.
This is the difference between a beautiful brochure— The Corridor Creative
and a business that runs itself.
Every item above gets scoped, quoted, and built to fit the club, not bolted on as an afterthought.
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