Example project · fictional business
Marea Surf School, surf lessons in Corralejo
A small school at Grandes Playas. It had to explain which level is yours and when the lesson starts, which changes every day with the tide, without ten messages back and forth.
- Type of business
- Surf school
- Location
- Corralejo, Fuerteventura
- Package
- Essential + Online bookings & payments
- Languages
- Site in Spanish · lessons in Spanish, English and German
- Its trade
- Surf & activity websites
What it had to solve
People booking a surf lesson are usually on holiday and unsure about two things: whether their level fits and what time to be on the beach. At Grandes Playas the right time depends on the tide, so a fixed timetable won't do. The site had to clear up both and get the booking done.
Three decisions
Today's surf report on the front page
Wave height, period, wind and high tide, with one plain line: “Good day for beginners”. Anyone opening the site from their hotel knows whether today is worth it before heading to the beach.
Three levels, with what matters
Each level says where you'll surf, on which board, how long the lesson lasts and how many students there are per instructor. The price sits at the top, with no small print.
Bookings follow the tide
Pick your level, the day and how many of you there are, and the site suggests that day's three sessions with the best tide, with the places left. The button writes the WhatsApp message for you.
What's included
- A long single-page site, designed for mobile first
- Today's surf report and sessions worked out from the tide
- WhatsApp booking with the message already written
- Levels, courses and private lessons, each with its price
- Illustrated map of the meeting point, plus opening hours
- Ready for Google and for assistants like ChatGPT
Marea doesn't exist: it's an example to show you how we work.
The demo works end to end. The surf report and tides are sample data, and the form doesn't send anything.