A school page people open from the beach
They find you on maps, in traveller chats and through the guesthouse next door — and they all ask the same three things: when, how much, and is there a board. Answering that for the tenth time makes no sense. Landee gives you one link where it's already written, with a form at the bottom that brings you a contact instead of a conversation. Here's that page, whole.
Make my page
This isn't a screenshot: the page is drawn by the same code as real landees — the same blocks, the same theme, the same fonts. The persona is invented, the rest is real.
What it's made of
The form comes first
At the top, not the bottom: someone on the beach opened the link to sign up, not to read. Three fields — name, contact and when it suits. The request lands in your email and Telegram.
Prices right under it
First lesson and the pass — with what's included: how many hours and whether the board is yours. This is where someone who has started signing up asks “so how much in total”.
Contacts at hand
Phone, email, messenger — as buttons that open the right app in one tap. Nobody copies a line with wet hands on a beach.
Social links
Icons below the contacts. That's where you show the water and the people who already stood up on a board — the page leads there instead of replacing it.
Take this page for yourself
The template is already assembled: the blocks are in place, the theme is chosen. All that's left is your name, your photo and your words.