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Red's Team: combat sports club website with paid sign-up
A combat sports club in Paris. A Turborepo monorepo with a shared design system: disciplines, coaches and schedule managed in Sanity, a sign-up funnel with Stripe payment, a Shopify store, Google reviews, and cookie consent that loads GA4, Clarity and Meta Pixel only when allowed.
Result: a free first class, then online sign-up, with a schedule the team updates without a developer.
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My mascot is small rubber-duck, a nod to rubber duck debugging.
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