One city, many ways to experience it.
A website built around a simple everyday question: what can I do in Jerez today? It brings together events, local plans, places and practical guides for residents and visitors.
Our own live project. Screenshots show the website in October 2026; events, availability and weather change over time. Visit the website for current details.
Making it easier to discover Jerez.
First-time visitors need orientation. Residents want to know what's happening this weekend or where to take the family. The homepage supports both needs, prioritising practical information and clear paths to a plan.
The events calendar is the heart of the product. Around it are timeless ideas, culture, food and guides to help people move around and explore the city.
What's happening today comes first
The homepage prioritises today's date, upcoming events, weather and a direct search. Information changes because the city changes. Dates and event details are grounded in sources, rather than invented.
- Upcoming events at first glance
- Search for places and plans
- Event information linked to sources
One city, two ways to explore it
The site distinguishes visitors from local residents. Mobile navigation makes it easier to explore by interest and time available, without turning the guide into an overwhelming directory.
- Visitor and resident journeys
- Categories and local activities
- Responsive interface
Connecting events with the rest of the city
Dated events live next to year-round ideas: things to see, places to eat and ways to get around. The goal is to keep the website useful long after someone has answered one question.
- Calendar and local plans
- Local culture and experiences
- Content arranged by needs
From a question to a plan.
One experience connects different sides of the city. The screens illustrate the design, not current event availability.
What would your audience like to find?
Answering that before building helps us organise content, journeys and decisions. Qué Hacer en Jerez shows how a real everyday need can become a living digital product.