Funkenmoos

Nightly price of the accommodation in the chosen camp times nights, plus extra bed and dog per night, tours, fire dinner and star night per person and canoe per half day. Markup and script use the same function rechne() from src/lib/rechner.ts with the prices from src/data/site.ts. It removes what the camp does not offer and says why. The starting value is two nights at Tannenhain with fire dinner and star night for two, so €574. The button sends camp and estimate to the enquiry.

Yes, and the site says so. Weekend, Midweek Escape and Wilderness Week bundle accommodation, tours, full board and transfer, and the business is the tour operator for them under German law. Single nights and experiences are not, but from two booked tours they often are, and the calculator then says so. CLAUDE.md and the knowledge folder cover insolvency protection, the security certificate, the information form, a deposit of up to 20 percent and the cancellation scales. These notes are not legal advice.

Imprint and privacy policy as placeholder pages with instructions, marked noindex and kept out of the sitemap until they are filled in. The imprint names the addition for tour operators and carries the photo credits, the privacy page describes what the website does technically. The booking terms are a sample with placeholders for insurer, tourist tax and date, and their figures come from src/data/site.ts. Before the first sale a lawyer for travel law checks them.

No, there is no booking system built in. The site collects enquiries, and a person or a connected system checks which tents are free. If you use one, your AI puts its link or embed on the form and the buttons and adds it to the privacy policy and the consent dialog.

It checks the input and marks errors right at the field, and the message disappears as you type. Then it shows a confirmation and says plainly that nothing is sent in the template. The form is set up with method="post". Your AI sets up the sending, as described in the systemwissen skill.

Every camp is one entry in camps in src/data/site.ts, with its location in degrees, time zone, season, units, price, station and a table of night temperatures. From this come the camp page, Night Window, darkness chart, season bar, filter, home page and footer. What a new camp needs beyond that is in CLAUDE.md under the section on new camps.

Yes, with some rebuilding. Camps, accommodation, season, prices and enquiry carry any place to stay outdoors. Your AI renames bell tent, family tent and lodge, removes the trips and booking terms if you do not sell trips, and keeps the Night Window for your location. For pitches with live availability you connect a booking system.

No. Business, camps, team, prices, times and figures are made up. The site says so in the footer of every page, below the team and on every guide. The address in Usingen is a sample, and the phone number comes from the block that the German Federal Network Agency keeps free for media use. Tyrol, the Black Forest, Värmland and the Rhön dark sky reserve are real places.

The 33 photos come from Unsplash and may be used commercially, 29 of them under CC0. None is made with AI. They show neither the camps described nor the team, and for the two photos with people, neither with a recognisable face, there is no model release. src/data/bildnachweis.ts, BILDNACHWEIS.md and the imprint name the photographer and the source for every motif.

Because no stock photo should stand next to a real name. The six people appear as initial badges with role and camp until your own pictures taken with consent are there. The guides' training is a placeholder, so only what a certificate proves gets entered.

No. Bricolage Grotesque and Inter live in public/fonts/, the photos in the project, and the location map, camp plan and wordmark are drawn. The browser runs the site's own JavaScript without a library, around 7 KB gzipped on the home page. The cookie dialog writes the choice to the dataLayer, and statistics and external media are not tied to any service.

Yes. Every page has its own title, description and breadcrumbs, plus a TravelAgency schema with address, advice hours and price range. Every camp page carries a Campground with coordinates and amenities, and the pages add FAQPage, ContactPage, AboutPage, CollectionPage and Article. Astro builds the 1200 by 630 pixel share images at build time from a photo of each page.

With the informal you throughout, and the business speaks as we. The sentences of the components and scripts live in src/data/texte.ts and the other texte files, and the pages in src/pages/ carry their own text. Your AI switches to the formal form if your business uses it.

Mondlauf works out the lunar calendar of a yoga studio and sets dates on new and full moon. Funkenmoos works out, for one place and one night, when the sun sets, how long it is really dark and how cold it gets. The moon only counts here as brightness in the sky.

Yes. In the English package the whole website is in English, with an English knowledge layer and English skills. The scripts format dates, times, numbers and euros through the browser in the language of the page.

Anywhere static files may live. Astro builds the site into a folder of finished HTML that you upload to your host. Before that, your AI sets your own domain in astro.config.mjs, src/data/site.ts and robots.txt.

Yes. Pay once, yours for good, for your own projects and client projects. You get the complete source code without a watermark.

No. You tell your AI in the project folder what should change, and it finds the place through CLAUDE.md and the seven skills. If you want to work on it yourself, you find camps, prices, trips and payment rules in src/data/site.ts and the sky calculation in src/lib/nacht.ts.