Nanny Near U: the brief, point by point
The owner's own booking checklist shaped most of this build: date, times, address, children's details, medical and dietary needs. Every other section answers one more line of what they asked for.
- They asked
A booking request that captures the date, start and finish times, address, children's names and ages, and any medical or dietary needs.
We builtThe booking request is built as a single day sheet with exactly those fields: date, start, finish, address, names, ages, medical, dietary. It sits on the home page and on the Book page.
- They asked
Care wherever the family is staying: tents, apartments and holiday homes, not only the family's own home.
We builtThe home hero reads A nanny who comes to wherever you're staying, with four tiles: tent or campsite, apartment, bach or holiday home, own home. A tap opens the booking form, which reshapes to the place, such as campground and site number for a tent.
- They asked
Show the towns covered, from Hotwater and Hahei to Whitianga, Matarangi and Coromandel Town.
We builtA towns strip on the home page names each place served, so a parent can check their spot before booking.
- They asked
Photos of food and activities, with the children shown from the back only.
We builtThe home section Food and beach days is a five-photo mosaic with children only from behind. The Activities page groups activities, food and beach photos. Stock examples are captioned as stock.
- They asked
A place for parents to share feedback about their children's experience.
We builtThe home section Feedback from parents has a working feedback form, and the Feedback page repeats it. No feedback is on record, so the empty state says so and no quotes are shown.
- They asked
Make clear the specialism in supporting children with autism and Asperger's.
We builtA home section and a full page, Autism and Asperger's, put the specialism up front, next to the fun activities the children do: drawing, jewellery making, hide and seek.
The thinking behind it
The build draws on two searches of New Zealand in-home nanny services, three reference pages, the owner's own booking checklist, and their words about tents, apartments, holiday homes and activities.
A sunny holiday noticeboard. Rounded, friendly type in Fredoka and Onest, magenta for the one thing to do, turquoise for calm detail, and charcoal outlines on chunky tiles over a white ground. It is built around fun and activities, not a clinical reception desk.
The signature moment
The place picker. Four big tiles ask where the family is staying: tent or campsite, apartment, bach or holiday home, own home. A tap opens the booking request in place and reshapes it to that spot, so choosing the place is already the first step of booking.
What we looked at
What we tookBooking stays one step away on every page, and the steps are named plainly.
What we tookOne carer, one page: who they are, what ages they look after and what they need to know. The site reads as one person's care.
What we tookThe booking request is the key moment: one sheet carrying everything the carer needs to know.
The build sheet
Colour
Type
Fredoka for headlines, Onest for reading.
Pages
- Home
- Place picker and booking request, towns strip, activities, autism and Asperger's, food and beach photos, parent feedback.
- Activities
- Activities, food and beach photos in groups, with children shown from behind only.
- Autism and Asperger's
- Explains the specialism in supporting children.
- About
- Introduces the carer behind the business.
- Feedback
- A working form for parents to share their children's experience.
- Book
- The full booking request, the one thing to do.
Search built in
- Page title pattern: Nanny Near U | Coromandel holiday nanny, at your tent, apartment, bach or home.
- The title carries the Coromandel local signal and the places the nanny comes to.
- The meta description mentions games, drawing, bracelet making and the autism and Asperger's specialism.
- Structured data on the home page uses the ChildCare type.
- An llms.txt summary file is published.
A free demo website we built for Nanny Near U before they had paid anything.
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