Watersports school
eFoil Australia
A Fliteboard school in Perth, built in Webflow.
Live at efoilaustralia.com
The site, as it runs today
Not a screenshot, the live site, in a frame sized to a real viewport. Switch between a 1440 × 900 desktop and a 390 × 844 phone on a laptop; on a phone you are already looking at the mobile build.
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eFoil Australia's site has not responded in time to be shown here. That is usually a slow connection rather than anything wrong with the site. A reload normally fixes it. Above is a shot of the build.
What the site had to do
eFoil Australia is a Flite Board school in Perth, and the thing being sold is an hour of doing something most people have only seen in a video. So the site is short and shows rather than explains: what the experience is, what the packages cost, and a gallery of people actually flying, which does more than a paragraph can.
It is five pages and it takes payment. Lesson packages run through a real checkout with PayPal and an order confirmation, so a booking completes on the site rather than turning into an email thread about availability. Nothing else is on it, because a school with a handful of packages does not need a fifteen-page site and a visitor deciding whether to try this does not want one.
Want one that performs like this?
Tell us what the site has to do and we will come back with a flat figure and a timeline, in writing, before anyone starts. Same process that produced the three builds above.