PATTERN LIBRARY / SPECIALIST
Specialist
9 registered patterns. Generic specialist functionality such as treatments, routes and accommodation.
01
Accommodation Card
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ROOM / STAY
Accommodation
Room name
Add a concise room introduction with the information a guest needs before checking availability.
Guests
Add capacity
Beds
Add configuration
Room size
Add room size
Check-in
Add time
Included
- Add an amenity
- Add another amenity
02
Condition or Complaint Detail
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Condition or complaint
Explain what people need to know before they choose a next step.
Use reviewed, general information. Keep diagnosis, suitability and outcome claims out of this section unless they are appropriate and verified.
Scope
Information first. Assessment second.
Make the route to professional contact obvious when individual assessment is required.
01 / Notice
What people may notice
Add cautious, practice-approved information in plain language.
02 / Discuss
What an appointment can clarify
Describe the purpose of a consultation without promising a diagnosis or result.
03 / Continue
Give one clear contact route
Link to the consultation, service or contact page that is appropriate for your organisation.
03
Menu Section
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Menu category
A menu people can scan without losing the story.
Use this introduction for a menu, treatment list, tasting sequence, course selection or another structured offer.
Item name
Price
Add a concise description and any useful label, pairing or dietary note.
Item name
Price
Add a concise description and any useful label, pairing or dietary note.
Seasonal / featured
Featured item
Give a special item enough visual weight without turning the menu into a wall of cards.
04
Program Detail
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Program
Add the program’s purpose and format.
Use the phases for one-to-one, group, lifestyle, nutrition or training programs. Keep each phase concise and comparable.
01 / Phase one
Establish the starting point
Replace this prompt with the phase objective, format and practical next step.
02 / Phase two
Build the working rhythm
Replace this prompt with the phase objective, format and practical next step.
03 / Phase three
Review and continue
Replace this prompt with the phase objective, format and practical next step.
Support options
Choose a rhythm that fits your team
Use these examples to shape a plan around your priorities. Scope, timing, and price can be agreed together.
Essentials
Custom
pricing
A flexible starting point for teams that want consistent support.
- Time to review priorities together
- A shared plan for the next steps
- Support arranged around your team
- Shared notes and updates
Guidance
Custom
pricing
A broader option for teams that want more continuity and collaboration.
- Everything in the focused option
- More time for shared planning
- A consistent point of contact
- Support shaped around changing priorities
Use these placeholders to describe the support that fits your work.
05
Route Information
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Route information
Plan the route with the details that matter
- Distance: add a distance
- Elevation: add an elevation total when relevant
- Duration and difficulty: add suitable guidance
- Meeting point and location: add arrival details
Map or route embed
Replace this area with a consent-aware map or external route embed when it is appropriate for the website.
06
Safety Information
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Before you go
Safety and practical information
Replace each prompt with information that is accurate for the relevant activity, location and operator.
Requirements
- Add equipment requirements
- Add skill and age requirements
- Add what participants should bring
Conditions and support
- Add weather and cancellation information
- Add emergency information where required
- Link to the full terms or safety policy
07
Training Options
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Training options
Choose the level of support that fits the work.
Keep every option in the same information order and make the main difference obvious.
01 / START
Starter option
A focused first step.
- Add what is included
- Add frequency or duration
02 / BUILD
Core option
The primary route for ongoing support.
- Add what is included
- Add frequency or duration
03 / EXTEND
Extended option
More continuity, access or one-to-one support.
- Add what is included
- Add frequency or duration
First visit
Add a trial or introductory route.
Use this line for the first call, trial session or introductory consultation.
08
Treatment Card
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TREATMENT / SERVICE
Treatment
Treatment name
Add a concise introduction that explains the experience or service without unsupported claims.
Duration
Add duration
Price
Add price
- Add a practical benefit or inclusion
- Add preparation or suitability information
09
Treatment Detail
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Treatment or service
Give the decision enough context before the booking button.
Use approved information appropriate to the service. The structure separates practical facts, expectations and follow-up so nothing competes for attention.
Duration and price
Add current duration and price or consultation note.
Method
Add verified equipment, method or technique information.
Suitability
Add appropriate suitability, exclusions or consultation requirements.
Timing
Add only approved recovery, timing or downtime information.
Before and during
What to expect and how to prepare
Add a practical sequence for preparation, arrival, the appointment itself and anything the visitor should bring or avoid.
Afterwards
Variation, follow-up and aftercare
Use evidence-appropriate wording and add approved aftercare or follow-up information without promising individual outcomes.