Example pages
What a café, a salon, a coach, a creator and a freelancer put on their page, and why it is laid out that way.
Every example is fictional placeholder content: the businesses, the copy and the times are made up, and nothing on them can be booked. Start from one and every part becomes yours to edit.
Corner Café
caféWhy this layout works
A café page answers three questions fast: what is on the menu, where you are, and how to order. The menu leads, the map comes next, and workshops sit last for the regulars who scroll.
Includes a booking page you can click through
Open this theme in templatesCalm Hands Massage
salonWhy this layout works
People open a salon page to book. The treatments come first with their length, so a client picks a time in two taps; prices and the studio story follow for those who want them.
Includes a booking page you can click through
Open this theme in templatesClear Path Coaching
coachWhy this layout works
A coach is chosen on trust. A free intro call lowers the first step, the paid session is right below it, and the rest of the page is there to help a visitor decide.
Includes a booking page you can click through
Open this theme in templatesStudio Mae
creatorWhy this layout works
A creator page is a doorway to the newest work. The latest video leads, the channels follow in the order people use them, and brands find their way in at the end.
Includes a booking page you can click through
Open this theme in templatesPim Design
freelancerWhy this layout works
A freelancer sells time and results. Work samples show the results, a short project call books the time, and nothing on the page asks the visitor to email first.
Includes a booking page you can click through
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