A manifesto opening
The first section states what the space stands for in two principles, instead of leading with square metres.
TYCHALOGPeople choosing a coworking space need to see the rooms, understand what membership includes and sense whether the community fits before they book a tour. Werkraum answers that with a manifesto opening, a bento of six workspaces, a two-column list of included services and add-ons, and a masonry wall of member voices instead of a carousel.
Every section below is already built and working in the live demo — not a mock-up.
The first section states what the space stands for in two principles, instead of leading with square metres.
Hot desk, fixed desk, team office, meeting room, lounge and focus booth are arranged as distinct cards so each way of working gets its own frame.
Included basics and optional extras are separated into two columns, so members see what is standard and what can be booked.
Voices from freelancers, teams and founders sit in an uneven wall that feels like a noticeboard rather than a testimonial carousel.
The demo includes a booking-style tour enquiry form with name, email, desks and preferred date. A full online booking engine with live availability and payments comes with the Business plan; the standard form sends enquiries to your address.
Yes. Before launch the template is adapted to your exact rooms and memberships, and after launch content changes go through support so the sections stay consistent with your live offer.
Yes. The grid is adapted to your inventory before launch, so it can show three clear cards or be restructured into another section layout. The demo's six spaces are sample content, not a fixed requirement.
Pick the design, choose a plan, and we adapt it to your business, your content and your language before it goes live.