NOLI

Built for a class or after-school program for children, where the website has one job, getting parents to book a free trial. Parents compare age fit, schedule and how the trial works, so every page leads there.

NOLI teaches art to children from 4 to 13, with a Saturday class for parents and kids together. Parents in Koreatown compare studios on the age fit, the schedule and how a trial works, so the site leads with classes by age and ends every page at the free trial.

• Sorts four classes by age, each with what children learn, materials, class size and length
• Filters the weekly timetable by class
• Shows twelve example works by drawing, clay, collage and family, in a lightbox
• Suggests the right class when a parent picks the child's age on the trial form
• Checks the form in Korean, accepting US phone numbers typed any way

• Home — the clay hero, philosophy, classes, student work, process, parent notes and a clay playground
• Classes — four classes by age, a weekly timetable with a class filter, and fees
• Gallery — twelve works sorted by drawing, clay, collage and family, in a lightbox
• Free trial — a form that suggests a class by age and asks for days and contact language, plus an FAQ

• A clay sculpture drops onto its plinth piece by piece and scatters as you scroll
• Class cards tilt toward the pointer and their object pops out of the frame
• A rainbow arch draws itself in line, turns to grey clay, then to colour
• Clay objects fall into the last section, where you can drag, throw and poke them

• Kids art, music, coding or dance studios
• After-school programs and tutoring academies
• Parent-and-child classes and weekend workshops
• Programs run in both Korean and English in the US