Case study · Built for a client

Ravestars

One site that serves two audiences — clan members who need a home, and every other player who just wants a good calculator.

Role
Design, front end
Delivered
Design, Front end
Status
Live
ravestars.cc
Screenshot
Ravestars does not allow embedding, so this is a screenshot. The real thing is one click away.
The problem

Clan sites are usually a forum, a Discord link, and tools scattered across the web.

Members need somewhere to vote on Skill and Boss of the Week, follow seasonal competitions, boss events and learner nights. Everyone else wants calculators, planners and lookups that work without signing up for anything.

The approach

Clan pages for members, free tools for everyone, one design language across both.

The clan half and the tools half share a visual system, so a visitor who arrived for a calculator recognises the clan pages as the same place. No account, no install, and nothing gated — the tools are the welcome mat.

Free tools, open to allCalculators, planners, lookups and trackers — available to any player, no account required.
A clan homeSkill and Boss of the Week voted by members, seasonal competitions, boss events and learner nights.
One languageClan pages and tools built from the same components, so the site reads as one place.
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