Runova | Sports Training &

Runova | Sports Training & Community Platform Website Design

Athletes training for their next race or championship are jumping between a workout app, an event calendar, and a gear store, none of which know anything about each other. Most sports platform websites lead with generic stock photography and a membership CTA, never connecting training tools, community stories, and equipment in one place that actually feels built for a serious athlete.

The Solution: We designed Runova, a sports training and community platform website built for athletes, teams, and fitness centers managing training, events, and gear in one place. The layout pairs a full-bleed badminton court hero with clean white editorial sections. AI training callouts, facility listings, and product grids sit in sequence so every visitor type finds their entry point without hunting. No separate pages for gear, facilities, and events; everything connects on one scroll.

What we focused on:

Hero Section: Full-bleed court photography with "Sports Passion" display type, community avatar row, and "Limited Slots Available" urgency badge, athletic energy, and membership CTA on the same screen.

About Strip: "At Runova, we redefine how athletes train and perform" with personalized workout plans and real-time progress tracking. Platform value is stated in two lines; no separate About page is needed.

AI Training Section: "At Sportverse, AI Powers Smarter Training" with four Sportverse Velocity X1 product cards at $129 USD each. The gear and AI positioning land together without a separate shop section.

Testimonial Block: Noah Carter (Managing Director) quote "Over a Year at Louvre, the Best Sports Center for Fitness and Fun" in full-bleed oversized type with a portrait photo and carousel arrows; social proof that doesn't shrink into a star rating.

Facilities Section: Indoor Training Arena / Outdoor Running Track / Strength & Conditioning Zone / Recovery & Wellness Studio are listed as arrow-link rows with a facility photo and Get In Touch CTA four spaces, one decision point.

Event & Community Access: "Get access to upcoming events, expert insights, and stories from athletes across the globe" with a floating plus CTA community entry point embedded mid-page, not buried in the nav.

Tools: Figma