A website that begins with a note.
Her piano, voice and stories are the starting point. We designed a concept that introduces the musician first, then makes it easy to explore concerts, music formats and materials for venues.
Interactive design concept. Example dates, booking forms and ticket screens do not process real transactions. The final implementation is subject to the artist's approval.
A person before a concert calendar.
Pilar Pérez Decontardi's music is more than a repertoire. It has warmth, memories, distinct projects and her own way of connecting with an audience. Our question was how to communicate that experience from the first screen, without reducing the artist to a list of dates.
The concept explores three journeys: a listener discovering her music, someone planning a private celebration and a venue looking for a musical act. This is a proposed structure and design, ready to be refined with Pili.
Music comes before the buttons
The first impression is anchored in genuine photographs of Pilar at the piano. Editorial typography and a restrained palette make her personality the focus, while navigation helps visitors find concerts, private events or venue details.
- Real artist photography
- Clear paths for listeners and venues
- Art direction serving the story
A concert date can feel like an invitation
Concerts are organised by musical project. Each date has its own context and discovery path. The demo shows how an event could lead to an example ticket journey, without real payments or confirmed tickets.
- Filter by music project
- Event details together
- Clear demo-only ticket journey
A musical story a venue can understand
A dedicated section brings together a short biography, photographs, performance formats and contact details, so organisers can get to know the musician behind the project.
- Artist presentation
- Images and performance formats
- A route for music programmers
A project is more than its homepage.
We show how each section adapts to the person visiting, just as an editorial project story should.
What makes your project special?
Listening is where we begin. Then we decide what to show, for whom and why. If a simpler tool is enough, we will tell you.