A bold Webflow site that books winter camp places for teens 13–17
Teen Age Camp
Slavske, UA
February 2, 2026
Travel & Hospitality
Education
E-commerce
UI/UX Design
Webflow Development
WayForPay
CMS
Booking
Custom Code
Integrations
Technical SEO
Snapshot (AEO)
The project in four lines
Teen Age Camp, a Ukrainian camp for teenagers aged 13 to 17 with winter shifts in Slavske in the Carpathians.
Teens choose the camp and parents pay, so the site had to speak to both and take local online payments that Webflow checkout cannot handle.
A Figma-designed Webflow site with a bold teen brand, tour pages with shift prices and a custom booking checkout connected to WayForPay.
Parents pick a shift, fill in one form and pay a prepayment or the full price online; the team updates shifts and content in Webflow.
Numbers
The project in four lines
Full cycle
Figma UI/UX, Webflow build, payments and launch
3 shifts
with live prices and an early-booking countdown
15 cities
transfer options built into the booking form
2 ways to pay
card through WayForPay or bank transfer
The challenge
Our services
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A camp teens want and parents trust
Teen Age Camp needed one site that excites teenagers and answers every question parents ask before paying.
- Two audiences. Teens look for fun and friends, parents look for safety, prices and documents.
- Local payments. Webflow's native checkout could not process WayForPay or pay out to a Ukrainian account.
- Detailed bookings. Each order needs a shift, child and parent details, documents, transfer and a payment option.
01 · Booking
One form from shift to payment
Parents pick a shift, fill in their and the child's details, choose a transfer city and pay either a 2,000 UAH prepayment or the full price. The summary updates instantly and payment goes through WayForPay or by bank details.
- Custom checkout outside Webflow's native limits
- WayForPay card, Apple Pay and Google Pay
02 · Tour page
Every parent question, answered once
The winter tour page shows three shifts with early-booking prices and a countdown, then the program, hotel, food, team, what's included, a transfer map and three simple booking steps.
- Shift prices with countdown timer
- Transfer map and booking steps
03 · Brand
Made for teens, not for their parents
The brand speaks the language of 13 to 17 year olds: dark backgrounds, neon lime, sticker-style cards, tape banners and campers' own reviews, while parents still find clear prices and FAQs.
- Sticker cards and tape banners
- Gallery and campers' reviews
Mobile
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Mobile
Book a shift from a phone
A sticky bar keeps Book, Request and Call buttons on every screen, and prices, program, transfer and FAQ stack into one easy column.
Under the hood
How the pieces connect
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How the pieces connect
- Design: Figma UI/UX. A dark, neon-lime brand with sticker cards, tape banners and real camp photos.
- Homepage. Why our camp, next shifts, winter highlights, gallery, Google reviews and FAQ.
- Tour page. Dates and prices per shift, countdown to the end of early pricing, program, hotel, food, team, what's included, transfer map and booking steps.
- Checkout: custom integration. A booking form with shift choice, parent and child details, transfer from 15 cities, promo code and payment through WayForPay or bank transfer.
- Tracking and SEO. Google Tag Manager, Meta and TikTok pixels, Google Ads and FAQ and Organization schema.
Questions about this project
FAQ
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Can Webflow take camp payments through WayForPay?
Not natively. For Teen Age Camp we built a custom booking checkout connected to WayForPay, so parents pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay and the money goes to the client's Ukrainian account.
Can parents pay a prepayment instead of the full price?
Yes. The form offers a 2,000 UAH prepayment with the rest due 15 days before the shift, or full payment at once, and also payment by bank details.
How do you design a camp site for teenagers?
Speak to teens first with a bold visual style, real photos and campers' reviews, then give parents clear prices, documents and FAQs on the same pages.
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