Schedule HTML5 Template

The Schedule block has a clear internal hierarchy rather than a flat collection of controls. Its first region contains the “Schedule - How to Register” heading, an attribution line, and two app-store badges arranged as an introduction. The next region is a full-width schedule table with two date groups and seven class rows. Each row relates time, service, duration, and Book Now action. A third region places the Choose a membership button below the listings, giving the block a distinct closing action.

The Heading, Date Groups, and Class Rows Form a Clear Hierarchy

The internal organization begins with an introductory group that explains the section’s registration purpose. The “Schedule - How to Register” heading and attribution line occupy the text side of a two-column area, while the two app-store badges form a separate stacked group beside them. A thin divider reinforces that relationship by visually separating explanation from download-oriented content.

The schedule table is the central content hierarchy. Two date groups divide the timetable into recognizable subsections, and seven repeated class rows sit beneath those date headers. Each row follows the same information pattern: a time, a service name, a duration, and a Book Now action. That repeated relationship lets visitors scan different yoga, Pilates, reformer, and restorative choices without losing the connection between a class and its registration control.

A final centered membership button creates a third internal region below the table. It is not another class row; it represents a broader selection action after the detailed schedule. In an HTML5-oriented interpretation, this hierarchy matters because the block’s content groups have distinct purposes and relationships. The section is therefore organized as introduction, repeated schedule content, and membership follow-through, rather than as unrelated text, images, and buttons.

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You can use the Layers panel to move through this structure instead of selecting everything directly on the canvas, making complex layouts easier to inspect and manage as an organized page hierarchy.

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