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.
What it's made of
- The form comes first
- At the top, not the bottom: someone on the beach opened your link to book, not to read. Three fields — name, contact, and when suits them. The request lands in your inbox and in Telegram.
- Prices right below it
- First lesson and a pass, with what each includes: how many hours, and whose board. This is exactly where someone who has started booking asks what it comes to.
- Contacts within reach
- Phone, email, messenger — as buttons that open the right app in one tap. Nobody is copying a line of text on a beach with wet hands.
- Social links
- Icons under the contacts. That's where you show the water and the people who already stood up — the page leads there rather than replacing it.
Not a screenshot: this page is drawn by the same code as real landee — same blocks, same theme, same fonts. Driftwood is invented; everything else is real.
Take this page for yourself
The template is already built: form on top, prices below, theme picked for sunrise. All that's left is your name, your photos and your numbers.
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