Website projects for Liverpool and North West businesses
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North West Elite Academy · Coaching Site
They supplied a crest. We built everything else around it: the palette, the condensed display type, the angled buttons, and an animated tactics board that plays out a match in the hero. What you are looking at is their site running live in this page. We then structured five pages so every programme funnels into one enquiry form.
- Animated tactics board and scrolling ticker built for the hero, no stock imagery
- Weekly timetable built as a component rather than a block of text
- Booking form where parents tap ability and positions instead of typing them
- Prices on the page, so enquiries arrive already qualified
- Full identity from a single supplied crest, and they own every file
The timetable ↗
World Cup 2026 · Prediction Game
Play it live ↗
A tournament-length game rather than a one-off form. Entrants pay, predict every group, then fill a knockout bracket that locks before the first match kicks off. Scores recalculate against real results and the leaderboard updates every 30 seconds while the football is on. It ran with 79 paid entries and a £500 pot.
The work went into making it effortless for everyone playing. Nobody creates an account or remembers a password: you get back in with the entry code from your confirmation email, or with the email address you signed up with. Picks save themselves as you go, a toast confirms every action, and a countdown shows exactly how long is left before the bracket locks itself.
- No accounts and no passwords, just an entry code or the email you signed up with
- Leaderboard auto-refreshes every 30 seconds behind a live "updated just now" stamp
- Picks auto-save with toast confirmations, so nothing is lost mid-tournament
- Mini-leagues built on a short share code, one tap to copy or send by WhatsApp
- Countdown clock runs down, then the bracket locks itself before kick-off
- One admin action enters results and rescores every entrant at once
- Postgres behind 21 locked-down functions, with Stripe handling payment
Live leaderboard ↗
The prize pot ↗
Strivael · Liverpool
Live site ↗
Strivael is a new Liverpool events brand: run clubs, padel nights and socials. The hard part is that it launched before its first event, so the entire ten-page site is built as one funnel with a single job, turning curiosity into early-access sign-ups the brand can invite when dates land.
The copy does the converting. Every objection a nervous first-timer has is answered before they're asked to act: pace groups every session, standards mixed on purpose, introductions handled. Joining is framed as becoming one of "the founding hundred", and the form promises two minutes, six questions and no mailing list unless you ask.
- One action sitewide: every page, the nav and a what's-on ticker all point at early access
- Multi-select interests, so one submission joins run club, padel and socials together
- Ability and availability questions segment the list, so first invites match pace and schedule
- Spam-trapped Netlify form: entries land in a dashboard, not an inbox
- Journal and scrapbook pages give the brand somewhere to publish between events
- Schema on every page, one deliberate FAQ markup home, and the site held on noindex until its domain flips
The early-access funnel ↗
Run Club ↗
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