What a Website Prototype Looks Like for a Preschool Tutor
A website prototype is a structured plan that shows how all the content will be arranged on a future website — headlines, text, images, and buttons.
It helps visualize how the website will look and function before design or development begins.
Each unique page should have its own prototype.
If certain pages are based on the same layout (for example, class descriptions or reviews), they don’t need separate ones.
You don’t need any complex design software to create a prototype.
A simple text version divided into logical sections, with brief notes about desired visuals, is perfectly enough.
Example of a Single Page Prototype
1. Hero Section
Headline:
“Preparing Children for School with Care and Attention”
Subheadline:
“Developing speech, focus, memory, and thinking skills.
Individual and group lessons in a warm, friendly environment.”
Button:
“Book a Trial Lesson” → opens a pop-up form with:
Title — “Leave your number and I’ll call you back to confirm your booking.”
Fields — Name, Phone
Button — “Send”
Design suggestion:
Use a soft, cheerful background — perhaps a photo of a child studying or pastel illustrations that create a cozy mood.
2. About the Program
Headline:
“What We Teach During Lessons”
List of Key Areas:
- Speech and logical thinking development
- Reading and writing readiness
- Basic math for preschoolers
- Fun games to improve memory and attention
Button:
“Learn More About the Program” → links to a detailed section explaining the teaching approach and methods.
3. Why Parents Choose Us
Headline:
“Personal Attention for Every Child”
Text:
Here you can share information about your experience, teaching philosophy, and individual approach.
Include photos of certificates, diplomas, or short parent testimonials.
4. Contacts and Registration Form
Headline:
“Book a Free Introductory Lesson”
Contact Information:
Phone: +7 999 999 99 99
E-mail: info@example.com
Form Section:
Subheadline: “I’ll get back to you within one day.”
Fields: Name, Phone
Button: “Submit Request”
Why a Prototype Is Important
A prototype helps plan a website’s structure in advance and prevents messy, confusing layouts.
It clearly shows which sections are necessary and in what order they should appear.
If your site will include several pages — for example, Головна, About Me, Reviews, and Contact — it’s best to create a prototype for each.
If you don’t have one yet, simply prepare the written content; that text can easily be turned into a prototype later.
💡 Tip: A prototype isn’t about design — it’s about logic and clarity.
It’s the foundation for a site that looks good and feels easy to use for parents looking for a preschool tutor for their child.
