Booking site · page arrangement
Choose who
The people first, their times second. Choose it when visitors ask for someone by name.
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- 3Who is here
- 4And what they do
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Four rooms around a courtyard, booked directly.
An invented inn for this template. Four rooms, one terrace, breakfast until ten. Booked on this page rather than through an agency, which is why the rate is what it is.

Who is here
Katherine
Runs the houseBreakfast, rooms, and the answer to anything about the historic district.
Owen
KitchenDinner on four evenings a week, and the cooking class.
Sophia
Front of houseArrivals, transfers, and the walk.
Henry
MaintenanceThe plumbing of a 1930s house, which is a full-time subject.
And what they do
Dinner in the courtyard
2 h$45 per personCooking class
3 h$85 per personGuided walk of the historic district
2 h 30$40 per personAirport transfer
45 min$60 per carLaundry, same day
—$20 per load
The other four arrangements for a booking site
Same fictitious business, same content, arranged four other ways. When are you free, and how do I book?
Calendar first
Availability above everything else. Choose it when the only question is whether you are free.
Booking site · 5 sections
Service, then slot
Pick what you want, then when. Choose it when the services differ in length or price.
Booking site · 5 sections
Availability by room
Each room priced and described for itself, then the dates. Choose it for a guest house, a studio, a treatment room.
Booking site · 5 sections
Form in steps
Four short questions instead of one long form. Choose it when a booking needs details you always have to chase.
Booking site · 6 sections