Someone looking for a dojo is not comparing prices: they are working out who they are leaving their child with three afternoons a week. What decides it is the instructor, how long the school has been there and the classes by age. Dojo Kaizen, in Bilbao, orders the whole website around exactly that.
It is a finished website, not a mockup: you can walk through all of it, on your phone and on a computer. These are the sections it comes with, exactly as they are built. The demo is written in Spanish — what is on show is the design. Yours goes in whatever language you need.
In this trade trust attaches to the person, not the brand. A school with no visible face starts at a disadvantage.
Children, teenagers and adults are three different decisions. Merged into one timetable, the parent has to decode it.
Twenty-seven years on the same street is the strongest argument a school has, and it is almost never on the website.
Nobody signs up without stepping on the mat. All the website has to do is win that first visit.
Yes. The template is built with four different paths and it scales up or down without touching the structure.
Yes, and it sets you apart: it is one of the most asked questions and almost nobody publishes it.
It simplifies to one group. The weight then moves to timetables, safety and how you keep families informed.
We start from this template and fit it to your business: content, colours, sections of your own and the domain. A business website from €550, delivered in 7-15 days, with a closed price agreed before we start.