Cestářské rodeo
A website for the gritter drivers’ championship: the current edition, registration and competition history in one place.
- Industry
- Road transport and competitions
- Scope
- Website design and development
- Audience
- Competitors and visitors
- Content
- Editions, rules, results
A skill that deserves to be seen
Cestářské rodeo is a skills competition for gritter drivers. Česká silniční společnost organises the national championship, showcasing the precision and experience of the people who keep roads passable. For competitors, organisers and spectators, the website is a starting point before the event and an archive afterwards.
We created a website that puts the current edition first. Visitors can find the essential information and continue to registration. Rules, results, winners and regional competitions also have their own place.
Photographs and bold colours bring the character of the event to the screen. News and galleries complement the practical information and connect the story of each edition.
The next edition and past winners
The event has a date; the website has a longer life. Information for the next start sits alongside records from previous editions.
Everything needed before the start
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Registering for an edition
Registration is linked from the current championship information, so participants can find it directly.
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Rules and regional competitions
Dedicated information explains the competition and its regional events. The website serves newcomers and people who already know the rodeo.
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Results and photo galleries
Results and photographs remain available after the event. Each edition adds another chapter to the competition’s history.
Information beside the course
The same route from the current edition to practical information continues on a phone. Photographs, essential details and navigation remain readable on a small screen.
The competition in six views
From the homepage through the rules and history to the mobile view.
Precision on the road. Clarity on the website.
The current year, entries and the history of the contest finally share one address.