[ Sports clubs ]
Websites for sports clubs, with fixtures, news and members
Fans, members, press and sponsors all look for the same thing: one official place with everything in it. I design and build club websites that work well on a phone and show fixtures, standings, news and the squad.
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- deportivoriestra.com.ar
What club communication is usually missing
- 01
Everything lives on social media
Results, kickoff times and announcements get buried between posts. A week later, nobody can find them.
- 02
Members don't know how to get things done
How to join, what membership costs or where the clubhouse is: the same questions arrive by message over and over.
- 03
Sponsors have nowhere to show up
The brands that back the club want visibility, and an official site that fans visit is space the club can offer them.
[ Sports clubs ]
What your club's website can include
Fixtures, results and standings
Next match with a countdown, season results and the league table, easy to keep up to date.
Club news
A news section the club publishes from its own panel, without needing a developer.
Squad and coaching staff
Each player with photo, number and profile, plus the full coaching staff.
History and identity
The club's history, colors and crest, told with a design that does them justice.
Members and clubhouse
How to join, member benefits, address and opening hours, linking to the club's membership system if it has one.
Sponsor space
Placements designed for the brands that support the club, part of the design rather than stuck on top.
A first-division club's website
How I work
- 01
Talk
We go over your business, your audience and what the site has to achieve. Then I send a proposal, timeline and budget.
- 02
Design
I design it in Figma with your brand and copy. We refine it together before any code.
- 03
Build
I build in incremental deliveries so you see real progress, on desktop and on mobile.
- 04
Launch
Publishing, domain, analytics and technical SEO. After that, maintenance if you need it.
[ FAQ ]
Questions from sports clubs
We decide that at the start, based on how the club works: someone from the press team updates them from a panel, or the data comes from an external source if one is available.
Yes. With a press panel, the club's team publishes news with photos without touching any code.
If the club already uses a membership or ticketing system, the site links to it or integrates it. On Riestra's site, for example, the join button leads to the club's membership system.
Yes. My project in this field is a football club, but the same structure works for basketball, hockey, rugby or a multi-sport club.
It depends on the sections and how much content needs loading at first, like the squad and the club's history. You get a timeline with the quote, and if a key date is coming up, like the start of the season, we can launch in stages.
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Tell me about your club
Which sports it has, what it publishes today and where. With that, I'll put together a proposal for the club's website.