Sonnensaal

No, and the site says so. The questions explain that German statutory health insurers only pay towards courses certified by the Zentrale Prüfstelle Prävention under § 20 SGB V, and that the template's classes are not. If you have certified courses, have your AI enter the certification number and the note in the right place.

As German consumer contract law requires. The studio memberships run for at least three months and can then be cancelled at the end of any month, the online membership from the start. The library's free trial names the price afterwards, €24, everywhere, the 10-class pass is valid for twelve months and prices are final prices including VAT. CLAUDE.md explains when a cancellation button under § 312k BGB becomes necessary. These notes are not legal advice.

Yes, accommodation, full board and yoga together are package travel. The site therefore names the standard information form and the insolvency protection certificate before the first payment, a deposit of €120 on €640, a graded cancellation scale and the substitute. The Yin Night in the studio's own hall is not travel and appears with date and time as an Event in the schema.

No. Studio, teachers, prices, times, history, occupancy, retreats and testimonials are invented, the testimonials carry the note “example testimonial”, figures and bars “Example values of the template”, and the footer of every page says it again. Tuchhändlerweg does not exist in Potsdam, and the phone number comes from the block the German Federal Network Agency keeps free for media. Potsdam, the Brandenburger Vorstadt and Sanssouci are real surroundings.

Strangers in sample images from Pexels. The licence allows commercial use, there is no model release from the people shown. That is why the team appears with initials instead of portraits, and no face stands beside a name. Before going live you replace the photos with people by your own pictures with written consent.

The 49 photos come from Pexels and may be used commercially. They do not show a real studio. src/data/bildnachweis.ts, IMAGE-CREDITS.md and the legal notice name the photographer and source for every image. The path of the sun, the cross-section, the floor plan, the directions and the wordmark are the template's own drawings.

As placeholder pages with instructions, not as pre-written legal texts, and until they are filled in with noindex and without an entry in the sitemap. The legal notice lists the details a yoga studio must give and names the photographers below, the privacy page describes what the website does technically and what it stores in the browser.

The contact form and Post from the Hall check the entries and mark errors right at the field. Then they show a confirmation, nothing is sent yet, and the page says so. The form asks for no health data. Your AI sets up sending and, for the newsletter, the double opt-in.

No. Instrument Serif and Crimson Pro are in public/fonts/, the photos in the project, the path of the sun, cross-section, floor plan and directions are SVG, and Instagram is a plain link. Your own JavaScript runs in the browser without a library. The cookie dialogue writes the choice into the dataLayer, statistics and external media are tied to no service.

Yes. Every page has its own title, description and breadcrumbs, plus a schema for the studio with address, opening hours per class and price range. The pages add FAQPage, Event, Blog and BlogPosting. Astro builds the sharing images at 1200 by 630 pixels from a photo of each page.

Yes. Every heading and every text is there without a script. The Sun Path then shows the year table, the timetable all seven days with special dates, “Today in the hall” shows Monday, the questions are open and the calculator shows its result for four visits. The menu on the phone opens too. Date, filters, slider and countdown need JavaScript.

Informal “you” throughout, the studio speaks as “we”. The sentences of the components and scripts are in src/data/texte.ts and src/data/site.ts, the pages under src/pages/ carry their own texts. Your AI switches the German edition to the formal “Sie” if your studio uses it.

All four are yoga studios with a timetable and a price calculator. Mondlauf plans the week around evenings at the new and full moon, Strandkamille answers the question of the next class from now, Kornrose leads into the right format with its format finder. Sonnensaal answers the question of when which class falls in the light, and suits studios whose room is itself the argument.

Yes. Direction, number of windows, lintel height and depth are figures in src/data/site.ts, the template-setup skill asks for them and then checks the year table. A room without direct light gets twilight and darkness per class, or your AI takes out the Sun Path and keeps the timetable.

Anywhere static files are allowed. 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 and in robots.txt.

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

Yes. In the English package the whole website is English, with an English knowledge layer and English skills. Dates, numbers and euros are formatted by the browser in the language of the page, British English with €12 and 7:00.

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 do it yourself, you find classes, timetable, team, prices and journal in src/data/site.ts and the sun calculation in src/lib/sonne.ts.