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Garmin Predator Cup

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Unique design
The design is not based on templates, original solutions have been developed.
Wordpress CMS
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HTML 5 & CSS 3
The website is developed according to web standards.
JavaScript
The website uses custom Javascript code for some of its functionality.
Mobilo ierīču atbalsts
The website is responsive and adapts to various screen sizes.

Client

Garmin Predator Cup is a fishing competition organizer that wanted to create a website to inform fishing enthusiasts about events, participants, and provide an easy registration process for the competitions.

Idea & Task

Idea: Since fishing is an active and emotional pastime, we designed a website with a dynamic and adventure-filled layout to resonate with this passionate community.

 

Task: To develop a website that offers a dynamic and informative experience, reflecting Garmin Predator Cup’s values and the fishing culture.

One word that captures the overall feeling
Grandiose

Solution

Our approach included interactive graphic elements to create an engaging and immersive website experience. The visual design reflects the world of fishing while maintaining Garmin Predator Cup’s corporate identity. User-friendly navigation ensures easy access to information about competitions, participants, and related events.

Expected development time: 2021

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