Driving School Website

The old site worked like a news portal, with banners, repeated branch carousels and automotive articles on the homepage. There was no price page: the fee table existed only as a brochure image, and each registration form was tied to one branch and one transmission type.

Prices and terms differed between the forms, the brochure and older articles, the FAQ page had no questions, and the instructor tip appeared only in a note. Schedules could be settled only over WhatsApp, so students could not see when a course would start or finish.

The homepage opens with a course builder. Choosing a transmission, a session count and an optional SIM A practice session updates the lessons covered and the price, followed by an open fee table that lists the form fee, Sunday surcharge and tips. Enrollment continues through branch, instructor and a weekly slot grid that calculates every session date, the deposit and the estimated tips. The site makes clear that SIM registration and testing follow the official procedure, with no promise of passing.

Students see twelve sessions as a route map, each stop holding its skills, instructor notes and date. At the branch, each car appears as a key tag with its day's slots, and instructors tick off skills and return keys from their phone. The planned production stack is Next.js with Supabase.