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====== ELF Website Layout ======

Goal: Simple, professional, clear. Not flashy. Focus on solving a problem.

Tone:
  * Practical
  * Reliable
  * Radio-focused
  * Not “startup hype”

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===== Homepage Structure =====

===== Hero Section =====

Headline:
ELF – Modern Traffic Scheduling for Radio Stations

Subheading:
Open-source commercial traffic management built for small and mid-size broadcasters.

Buttons:
[ Request Demo ]
[ View Pricing ]

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===== Problem Section =====

Headline:
Commercial Traffic Shouldn’t Be This Hard

Bullet points:
  * Spreadsheets everywhere
  * Manual spot conflicts
  * No Rivendell-friendly exports
  * Limited budgets for traffic software

Short paragraph explaining ELF solves these issues.

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===== Features Section =====

Headline:
What ELF Does

  * Advertiser and campaign management
  * Automatic spot scheduling
  * Conflict checking
  * Daily log generation
  * Rivendell-compatible export
  * Web-based interface

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===== Who It’s For =====

  * Community radio stations
  * LPFM stations
  * College radio
  * Small commercial broadcasters

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===== Pricing Preview =====

Short table with link to full pricing page.

Example:

Self-Hosted Support – $79/mo  
Hosted Plan – $149/mo  
Managed Plan – $349/mo  

Button:
[ View Full Pricing ]

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===== Early Adopter Call =====

Headline:
Founding Stations Wanted

Offer:
  * Discounted setup
  * Direct developer support
  * Feature input

Button:
[ Become a Pilot Station ]

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===== Footer =====

  * Contact email
  * Link to GitHub
  * Link to TrafficElf wiki page
  * Copyright notice