Website styles
Same rides, prices and booking request form, six different looks. Pick the feel, then pair it with a booking pattern below.
Riviera Evening
Ivory pages and full-bleed photos, prices set like an Italian menu. The most complete version.
Open mockup →After Dark
Cinematic night look in the cars' underglow colors, with a swipeable reel strip like a phone feed.
Open mockup →Magazine
A glossy travel-magazine issue: cover, contents, feature story and a printed rate card.
Open mockup →Booking App
The planner is the homepage. Pick a car and the page takes on its color while the price updates live.
Open mockup →Riviera Poster
A 1960s Isle of Capri travel poster: flat color, a big sun, arch-shaped photo frames.
Open mockup →Postcard
Daylight and awning stripes, each section in a fleet color, rides shown as tickets.
Open mockup →Proven booking patterns
Instant checkout with a calendar and live-looking time slots, modeled on setups that real tour and party-ride operators use to sell online. Availability is sample data.
Party Ride
Book buttons on every block, occasion tabs, slide-in checkout and a Text · Call · FAQ · Book bar on phones.
Open mockup →One-Page Checkout
Ride, date, time, guests and three contact fields on a single screen with a running total.
Open mockup →Prime Time
Weekly price board with prime and quiet slots, a 10-minute hold, phone-first checkout and waitlists.
Open mockup →Field tools
For visits to hotels, rental hosts, planners and Old Town venues.
Lead Enrichment
Look up and enrich a business before or during a field visit.
Open tool ↗Demo tips
- Start with 01, then show 07–09 to explain how bookings get captured.
- On a phone, scroll to the bottom of 07 to show the sticky Book bar.
- In 09, tap a sold-out slot to show the waitlist.
Still to confirm with Scott
- Coral car's name and blue car's name (plate frame reads Betty)
- Ride length, deposit and cancellation terms
- Drink policy and booking platform choice