A night out, before the night out.
A neon-soaked website for Discotek: built to sell the energy of the room. Line-ups and ticketing, a resident-DJ roster, a charged photo gallery and table bookings, all wrapped in a cyan-and-magenta identity that glows in the dark.
Sell the room, in the dark
A club lives or dies on its line-up and its energy, and a website has to bottle both before anyone's through the door. Discotek needed to feel like the night, not describe it.
We built a full-bleed, dark experience where photography does the talking: a disco-ball hero, an events carousel headlining the next big act, a resident roster, a charged photo gallery and a frictionless "Book a table" path.
We owned the experience and the front-end: the immersive hero, the events slider, the gallery grid, the contact flow and a glowing cyan-magenta visual system that holds up over busy imagery.
The whole night, end to end
A video-led, full-bleed landing with a neon logo, social links and a bold "Book a table" CTA.
A headline slider for the next act, plus an upcoming-events list with detail and tickets.
A masonry "Latest shots" grid that recreates the room's energy in stills.
An Instagram strip, a message form and clear venue details to close the loop.
Home
Six rooms of one club
What makes it glow
A cyan-magenta gradient language with glowing outlines that survive over busy photos.
Full-bleed motion sets the mood the instant the page loads.
A headline carousel with a synced upcoming list and one-tap detail.
A mixed-size photo grid with hover reveals that captures the crowd.
The Discotek palette
Step onto the
dancefloor.
From the disco-ball hero to the contact form, six glowing screens of one very loud club.
See the screens