About Sifu Kathy Ong
Portrait and introduction · The lineage · Chris Chan · Your certification · The ladies' system · Wider background and pilgrimages · Your professional background
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The Training
The system · Qigong and health · Forms and weapons · What a first session is like · No experience needed
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Private Sessions
One to one · Group classes, later · Pricing · Where and when · What to bring
Get in Touch
The inquiry form · What happens next · Seminars and corporate · Calling you back
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Not in the menu, reached by a link you send
Book a Session
Pick a time · Sign the waiver · Paying · Returning students
Liability Waiver
Your waiver as a form people sign online. Linked from the footer and from inside the booking flow.
Booking Confirmed
What someone sees after booking: when, where, and what to bring.
Privacy Policy
Required, because the site collects personal details and a signed waiver. Linked from the footer.
Still waiting on you
Anything highlighted in yellow is something I would need you to confirm before it can be built. These are the same items marked in yellow on the sitemap, and each one is tinted in place on the page it belongs to.
- Portrait and introduction: photographs. Two routes are open, the ones on your old school's site and a session of our own. About page →
- The ladies' system: the detail you said you would check with Brandon. About page →
- Forms and weapons: the form sequence you teach, and the weapons. The Training page →
- What number you reply from: your own number, or a separate one. No number is published on the site either way. Get in Touch page →
Social links, the fifth yellow item on the sitemap, sits in the footer of every page rather than on one page, so it is not listed above.
What to look at
Three questions, and nothing else.
- Is anything missing from a page that should be there?
- Is anything on a page that should not be there?
- Is the order of the sections right, or should things move?
The words on the pages are placeholders. Do not react to the copy, that comes later as its own step.