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05Website2026

TT Classic

A competition built around cities and community needed a site that could hold both the event details and the story behind it.

TT Classic event website shown on a desktop layout

Overview

TT Classic is a bodybuilding and physique competition with events run across several UK cities. The site covers the competition categories, athlete and sponsor information, and the cause behind the event, alongside a visual map of participating locations.

The challenge

The content spans several different audiences — competitors, sponsors, spectators and partner organisations — each needing different information without the site turning into a maze of sections.

The approach

Content was structured around clear entry points for each audience rather than a single generic homepage, with a battle map giving a quick visual sense of scale and reach across cities. Built and maintained in collaboration with the event organiser.

The solution

A structured event website covering categories, participating cities, athlete and sponsor sections, and a direct route to get involved.

Main features

  • City-by-city event map
  • Competition category breakdown
  • Sponsor and partner sections
  • Athlete information pages
  • Responsive layout across all screen sizes

Technology and tools

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Responsive layout

Gallery

TT Classic cause section on Drop the Knife, Save Lives
The cause statement sits before any event details — prizes, dates, sponsors — because the site's job is to establish why the competition exists before it sells anything about it.
TT Classic prizes and on-the-day details, from cash prizes to knife-crime speakers
Prizes and event-day details side by side: cash and supplement prizes for winners on the left, supercars, knife-crime speakers and a stuntman demonstration on the right — the full case for showing up, not just competing.

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