Casper - Personal portfolio template

About Casper

Casper is a one-page landing site built to sell a single bookable experience - dates, places left, one price and a booking form - dressed as a night on a dark hillside. The demo pitches an amateur astronomer's small-group star nights, but the shape fits any workshop, session day, tour or small event sold on real dates with real capacity.

The page opens on a full-bleed night sky with the offer stated plainly over it: what it is, when it runs, where, and what a place costs. A dates rail counts each date's remaining places as lit star marks, and the same star language runs down the page - through the package sheet, the booking form's date cards and the closing capacity line - so a visitor always knows exactly how much room is left.

Below the fold the case is made in one scroll: a logged gallery of frames from past nights, each dated and scored on a five-dot conditions scale; three display-size guest quotes; a single package sheet with star-bulleted inclusions, both dates and a quiet private-hire line; the four steps from booking to the night itself, drawn as a dot-to-dot constellation; a practical FAQ with the weather promise pinned beside it; and a compact host strip that introduces the maker through their portrait and the instrument they built. The form at the end lets the visitor pick their date as its first act.

The design is lit like the hill: a blue-black ground, moon-gray text, a classical serif for headings and one night-vision red accent reserved for the call to action and the stars. Every content app is switched off - a pitch page carries no portfolio or blog - so there is nothing to manage but the offer itself. Swap the dates, the price and the photography and it sells your thing by Saturday.