Olympique de Marseille / Independent website concept
Club heritage, built into the matchday journey.
A homepage study that gives club history, current match coverage and membership a clear place in one experience.
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Fan Platforms / The connected home for fans
Your website should be part of the fan ecosystem.
Bring content, fixtures, tickets, accounts and commerce into one clear digital home.
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Built around the way your team works.
A sports website has more work to do than publish news. For many supporters, it is the first place to find a fixture, buy a ticket or understand what is happening at the club.
A connected fan platform gives those tasks a coherent structure. Accounts and integrations let the experience continue into mobile, loyalty and CRM.
Editorial teams need a publishing flow they can run on matchday. Fans need fast pages, useful information and a clear path to action.
What it connects
Useful capabilities, joined up.
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Editorial publishing
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Fixtures and results
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Match centre
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Tickets
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Fan accounts
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Merchandise
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Loyalty access
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Personalized modules
For your organization
What your teams can do.
- Make key fan tasks easier to complete
- Give editors control on matchday
- Connect website activity to other products
Related work
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Borussia Dortmund / Independent website concept
Make the match story the front door.
A club homepage study that puts video and match coverage at the center while keeping tickets, shop and profile within reach.
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We can help define the product, integrations and first release together.