Organize around the visitor's intention
I split the offer into everyday activities and organized events, with six choices in each. Visitors can start with their occasion, then explore the relevant details.
Help each visitor find a reason to come, then make the next step easy to find.
The same venue needs to speak to an individual gamer, a parent organizing a birthday and a company planning an event. The page needed to organize those needs before asking anyone to make contact.
Website concept and frontend prototype for Kinguin Esports Lounge. This is a proposal, not a claim of operating Kinguin's business or delivering a measured commercial result.
I can turn a complicated service offer into a clear customer journey and build a prototype that makes the direction easy to evaluate.
Kinguin Esports Lounge combines gaming, social activities and private events in Gdańsk. This interactive website proposal explores how to explain that offer to people with different plans.

I split the offer into everyday activities and organized events, with six choices in each. Visitors can start with their occasion, then explore the relevant details.
Each activity opens into a detailed view with photographs, available pricing and a next step. Game-library views and a recurring event guide add the information someone needs to plan a visit.
I built a working, responsive prototype in Polish and English, including service dialogs, mobile navigation, keyboard focus handling and persistent contact links. The enquiry forms demonstrate the intended interface; submission is simulated.
Six everyday activities and six group-event options share one navigation model, with details available directly from their cards.
The published Polish and English versions make the intended journey reviewable on desktop and mobile. The available evidence demonstrates the design and interaction scope; booking or revenue impact has not been measured.