Outdoor Game Site Wireframe

I’m ready to move our outside-city game from concept to the web and need a clear, clickable wireframe that captures the site’s flow before we jump into full UI design. The site isn’t an e-commerce store, portfolio, or traditional blog; it’s purely a hub where players can discover what the game is about, and see in which city's they can play, , see photos of the experience, and reserve a spot to play. Because the gameplay itself happens thru the app , there’s no need to embed puzzle-solving, adventure, or role-playing mechanics on the site—just a straightforward, highly usable structure that feels playful and encourages sign-ups.

Here’s what I’m looking for:

• Low-fidelity to mid-fidelity wireframes (Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch) covering the key screens—home, “How It Works,” booking/registration, FAQs, and contact.
• A simple interactive prototype so stakeholders can click through and test the flow.
• Clear annotation of navigation, calls-to-action, and any dynamic sections (e.g., map snippet or countdown timer placeholder).

Acceptance criteria: every screen should be included in the prototype, navigation must be intuitive in both desktop and mobile views, and the final hand-off should be a shared link plus editable source file.

If you’ve crafted site wireframes for events, tours, or experiential games before, that’s a bonus, but solid UX skills and quick communication are what matter most.