Paste one, change the details to yours. Each names what gets stored before it says how anything should look — that is the difference between a working site and a pretty page.
Personal trainers and coaches
Build a site for my coaching business. Public pages: what I offer, prices, about me, contact. Behind sign-in, each client sees their own plan. A client has a name, an email, a goal and a start date; a session has a date, a duration, a focus and my notes. Clients book from my available slots and see their past sessions. I see every client and every booking in one list.
Studios running a timetable
Build a site for my studio. Show the week's class timetable with the class name, time, instructor and how many places are left. People sign up for a class with their name and email, and the place count goes down. I see the list per class. Add a prices page, an about page and directions.
Gyms selling recurring access rather than single sessions
Build a site for my gym. A member has a name, an email, a membership type and a renewal date; a class has a name, a day, a time, an instructor and a capacity. Public pages show the timetable, the prices and how to find us. Members sign in to see their membership, when it renews and the classes they have booked, with places remaining per class. I see every member and every booking.
