I built the website for Pro Driver, a driving school in Kos. The project gives prospective learners a place to understand the school’s training, explore its vehicle categories and contact the team about their next step. Its Greek content keeps the school’s local identity at the centre of the experience.
A local driving school, clearly introduced
The homepage introduces Pro Driver as a school operating in Kos since 1990, using the background supplied for the project. Its navigation leads to the school’s story, lessons and contact page. The address, opening hours and telephone number are visible alongside the main content, so visitors can find practical information without having to search through several pages.
The design combines the Pro Driver identity with driving-related imagery and a simple colour palette. The homepage moves from an introduction to the training offer, then to a direct invitation to contact the school. That structure suits a service where a learner often needs a conversation about the appropriate course and the steps involved.
Course information organised by vehicle category
The lessons page gives the different vehicle categories their own headings and supporting information. Visitors can explore motorcycle, car, truck and bus training rather than trying to extract everything from one long general paragraph. The homepage also introduces driving basics, theory training and learning material.
The lessons page, captured from the live Pro Driver website on 18 October 2026.
Greek copy grounded in the school’s own story
One specific part of my recorded work was tightening the school’s footer introduction in June 2025. The original text described its years in Kos, experienced instructors and theoretical and practical training. I condensed that into a shorter introduction that retained the important details and invited visitors to discuss their driving licence with the team. The same wording is visible on the published website today.
I also prepared the Pro Driver copyright and website credit. These small content decisions helped carry the school’s name and message through to the bottom of the page, alongside its contact information.
Verified search visibility
Google Search Console’s verified domain property recorded 56 clicks and approximately 1,480 impressions in Google Web Search for 17 July–16 October 2026. The report showed a 3.8% click-through rate and an average position of 2.6.
These are the figures for that reporting period, across the searches recorded by Google. They provide a dated reference for the website’s visibility; they do not measure course enquiries or establish a before-and-after increase attributable to the website work.
A website that supports the first conversation
The project brings the school’s identity, training information and contact routes together in one place. It helps a prospective learner arrive at the conversation with a clearer idea of the school and its courses, while keeping the team’s practical contact details easy to find.
Explore the live Pro Driver website. If your driving school or local service business needs a clear online presence, see my website design services and SEO and content services, or tell me about your project.
