Mobile-first signup tips

Most prospects find your school on their phone. Here is what to check on your trial and sign-up pages on mobile.

Updated October 31, 2026

Most families find you on their phone, from an ad, a Google Maps listing or a friend's link. Their first experience of your school is your sign-up page on a small screen.

Test it on a real phone

Open your trial page (<school>.quickkicks.app/trial) and your enrollment form (<school>.quickkicks.app/enroll) on an actual phone, not a shrunken desktop window. Go all the way through as if you were a parent.

Check:

  1. Can you read everything without zooming?
  2. Are the buttons easy to tap with your thumb?
  3. Is it obvious what to tap next?
  4. If you embedded a form on your own website, does it fit the screen without sideways scrolling?

Keep the first step short

Every extra question is a chance for a parent to give up. The trial page only asks for the parent's name, email and phone, the child's first name and age, and an optional message. Save waivers, addresses and payment for after they have committed.

Say what happens next

After a trial booking, QuickKicks emails the family a confirmation. Call or message new leads quickly. Speed matters more than polish.

Make your logo light

A large logo image slows the page down on a phone connection. Keep it small.

Print a QR code

For flyers and your front window, use Admin › Settings › QR codes to print codes that open your pages.

Measure

Once a month, open Reports › Marketing › Funnel (/reports/marketing/funnel). It shows leads captured, trials booked and trials attended, by source. A big drop between leads and trials booked usually means slow follow-up.

Still need help? Email support@quickkicks.app and a QuickKicks operator will reply.