Public launch
The responsive website is live at pavelcraft.ru and serves as the coach's independent online presence.
Personal website · Dance coaching
A personal website for a hustle dance coach in Moscow. Visitors can watch real performances, find a lesson that matches their goal, check the price and terms, and contact the coach directly—without registration or a complicated form.
The challenge
Someone may be starting from scratch, filling gaps after group classes, preparing for a competition, or planning a wedding dance. They need to see the coach in action, understand the price, and know how to get in touch. The site brings those answers together and guides visitors towards a lesson.
Outcome
PavelCraft is published on its own domain and handles a concrete commercial task for an independent professional: explain the service, answer questions before contact, and provide a direct route to booking.
The responsive website is live at pavelcraft.ru and serves as the coach's independent online presence.
The page uses actual photography, performance videos, lesson formats, and working terms instead of generic stock claims.
Each student goal leads to lesson details, transparent pricing, and direct Telegram or VK contact.
Semantic HTML, Open Graph, Schema.org, and a lightweight frontend keep the page fast and clearly described.
What we built
Separate scenarios cover beginners, developing dancers, competition preparation, video projects, and wedding dances.
Improvisation, choreographed routines, and competition performances let visitors see the work before they reach out.
The lesson price, duration, and studio rental terms are published on the website, so visitors do not have to ask for basic details.
Telegram and VK links let prospective students message the coach through their preferred channel.
A short explanation and interactive dance terms help newcomers understand the style without a long glossary.
Navigation, typography, photography, and video sections adapt to narrow screens.
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