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...Connection Studio is a real dance and yoga studio in the centre of Lisbon. A place full of movement with a website that didn't move at all 😢 . Dated template, booking through a plain third-party widget, half the pages never finished.
I decided to give it a glow, bit do not start from 0. Everything real stayed: their classes, their prices, their photography, their words. I rebuilt the experience around what they already have.
The videos are the one placeholder: AI-generated for now, ready to be swapped for footage from real classes the moment the studio steps in.
**The design
An editorial system built on the studio's own photos. Video hero. Seven class disciplines as full-screen stacking cards. Fluid type, a custom inverting cursor, page transitions, a preloader that opens the site like a curtain. Even the emails match.
** The product and automations
/ Full booking system — accounts, weekly schedule, live class capacity
/ Passes with real credit logic: book a class, a credit ticks off. Cancel, it comes back
/ An assistant instead of a FAQ page — it knows the schedule, the prices, and your own bookings
/ Fully responsive, down to the chat input riding above the phone keyboard
Try it yourself!
The demo runs on placeholder contact data out of respect for the studio's privacy. Every flow is real and testable.
So elegant looking! 😍
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