A Kindergarten Website for Alba Iulia That Shows the People in the Child's Day
In Alba Iulia, even a four-year-old learns the way to the Citadel early: the gates decorated with sculptures, the star-shaped walls, the paths along the moats they walk on Saturdays, holding their parents' hands. So when a family gets round to choosing a private kindergarten, the question doesn't stop at the group room. Parents want to know where their little one goes during the day, who they walk out of the gate with, and at what point in the afternoon they are back.
You can't make out the answer from the street, and it doesn't fit in a leaflet. Almost every kindergarten has a timetable; what is missing almost everywhere is the people: who opens the door in the morning, who goes out with the group, who sits by the cots at nap time, who stays with the last child in the evening. This is the kind of page MPO Web Studio builds for Alba Iulia's private kindergartens and after-school clubs: the child's day told through the people who hold it together, on a phone screen, and beneath it one tap that takes the parent straight into a WhatsApp chat with you.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
The Citadel paths: a place the child knows both with parents and with the group
In Alba Iulia, a family Saturday can mean a walk along the paths of the Alba Carolina Citadel, and for a kindergarten in the centre or the Cetate neighbourhood, those same paths are an easy outing during the week. That creates something rare: a place the child knows both holding mum's hand and walking in line with the group. When the kindergarten writes on its site where it takes the little ones — the gate with the sculptures, the grass in the moats, the path below the walls — a parent can ask something better in the evening than “what did you do today?”, for instance “did you go past the gate with the statues?”. For a kindergarten in Ampoi or out towards Partoș, getting there needs a minibus and stays a rare trip, while the everyday walk happens in the park between the blocks. That's worth saying too, with the place named. Parents in Alba Iulia know their town; a route named precisely tells them more than any phrase about “outdoor activity”.
Ampoi, Cetate or a house towards Bărăbanț: the neighbourhood shapes the day
In Alba Iulia, the same kindergarten day looks different from one neighbourhood to the next. In a building among the blocks of Ampoi, the yard may be tight and running around moves to the playground next door. In a house with a garden towards Bărăbanț, Micești or Oarda, the children have grass and room to move, but a parent coming from town has a longer drive in the morning. Near the Citadel, the day leans on walks. None of these is better in principle; each one suits a different family. The trouble starts when a mother or father can't see the difference on a screen and, for lack of anything else, picks the place closest to their block. Put in writing, the shape of your day makes a parent from Ampoi drive out to a yard in Micești, if that's what they want, or keeps them close to home, if they need something else.
The mock-up follows the people in the child's day, not just the clock
Any parent knows the timetable after a week. What they don't know is who is with their child in each part of the day. You tell us on WhatsApp, in a few lines or a voice message, how the day passes from one person to the next: who receives the children until eight, who the morning teacher is and who takes over the group after lunch, who goes out with them along the Citadel paths, who stays in the nap room at sleep time, who stays with the last child and until what time. In the free mock-up, each of them appears with their first name and a photo, right next to the part of the day they look after. That way, before any visit, the parent sees not a timetable but a chain of people with no gaps. A single round of revisions is included in the price, publishing takes a few days, everything starts from 290 €, and anything that breaks in the 7 days after launch we fix ourselves, at no cost. We work from Cluj-Napoca, by messages only.
Frequently asked questions
Some parents work close by, in the Citadel, and would like to drop in at lunchtime to see their child. Do we write on the site when that's possible and when it isn't?+
Yes, and ideally right on the day page, next to the hours concerned. If short visits are welcome at lunch with you, but not during nap time or the settling-in weeks, write that there, with a sentence about why. A parent who knows the rule in advance doesn't feel turned away at the door, and the teacher no longer has to explain each time why a child who has just fallen asleep isn't woken.
With us, children can arrive any time in the morning within a two-hour window. How do we show an arrival that has no fixed time?+
As a window, not a time. On the day page, the morning starts with an arrivals band, where you write what the first child to come does and what the last one finds: is snack still being served, has the activity started? A parent who starts work later sees they aren't disturbing anyone, and one in a hurry sees their child won't sit alone in an empty room.
Our cook and our caregiver aren't teachers. Do we introduce them too?+
Yes, because they are part of the child's day too: one puts the plate in front of them, the other helps them at the sink or changes their wet clothes. A line about each, with their first name and what they do, shows an Alba Iulia parent that nobody in the building is a stranger to their child. Whether to include a photo is up to each of them.
The youngest group naps earlier than the oldest, and the outings differ too. If we show each group's day, does the price triple?+
It doesn't triple. We build a single day page with a group switch: the parent picks their child's group and sees its hours, and you change the differences in one place. We start from 290 €; if you want whole separate pages for each group, we send you the figure for them in writing before any work starts.
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