We buildwebsites.

The party starts on the desktop.

Brainless Productions run parties and events in Christchurch under the line Groove Dealer. We built their site as a working early-2000s desktop: past events open as folders, photos from the night pop up in picture viewers, top sets play in a media player and event hire runs through a wizard. Behind the fun it does the jobs that matter, from newsletter sign ups to hire enquiries and merch.

A desktop you can use

Icons, windows, a start menu and a taskbar, with a still mode for anyone who would rather the page moved less.

Hire through the Event Wizard

Enquiries for 21sts, stag dos and Halloween parties step through an install-style wizard instead of a plain contact form.

Their own nights, front and centre

Past events, photos, top YouTube sets and Instagram each sit in their own window, next to two playable mini games.

Show the night before the download.

The marketing site for rallyp0int, our own events app. It opens on a glass map pin over the one line that matters, then shows real clips from nights happening now, with pages of their own for the hosts and venues who list on it. Every part of it is there to turn a visit into a download.

Live clips up front

Short clips posted from events sit high on the page, so a visitor sees what is on before reading about the app.

A pitch for each side

Hosts and venues get their own pages: hosts keep the whole ticket price, and venues stay on the map every night.

A 3D hero in the brand green

A glass map pin rendered live in the browser, sitting over a bold headline.