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Makabila Umoja — From a Broken Website to a Digital Experience That Reflects Its Music
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Makabila Umoja — From a Broken Website to a Digital Experience That Reflects Its Music

The Challenge Makabila Umoja is a music label connecting cultures, roots and contemporary sounds. A project with a distinctive identity that needed a digital presence capable of expressing its creative universe. Its previous website, built with WordPress using a template, suffered from technical issues that affected its functionality and limited the overall digital experience. It was time to rebuild that presence on a solid foundation: a website that better reflected the label's personality, offered a more considered experience and presented its music and identity in a coherent way. The Solution At Gambosí, I developed a new website for Makabila Umoja, replacing the previous platform with a renewed digital experience. The goal was not simply to change the visual appearance, but to create an online presence aligned with the label's identity and ready to evolve alongside the project. A new foundation to showcase the label, bring its musical universe to the forefront and offer visitors an experience that better reflects what Makabila Umoja stands for. The Result Makabila Umoja now has a renewed website designed to better represent its identity and serve as a meeting point between the label, its artists and its audience. A step forward from a problematic platform towards a more considered digital presence of its own, built to support the project's continued growth. A new website. An identity expressed more clearly. A digital foundation for what comes next.

  • Web Development
  • Digital Design
  • User Experience
Laura González - Cello Player
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Laura González - Cello Player

When Laura, a cellist and cello teacher based in Lucerne (Switzerland), came to us, we started by listening: understanding her dual role as an artist and a teacher, her international and German-speaking audience, and her goals before designing anything. From there we built the project's visual identity from scratch — including the logo design — aiming for a simple, timeless image, with typography, colors and layout crafted to convey professionalism and artistic warmth, and we decided from the outset that the site had to be multilingual to reach both her local and international audience. Once the design was validated, we moved on to development, building a fast, well-structured website so that both users and Google could clearly understand which version to show to each visitor, and we set her up with a content management system so Laura could update text, images and her schedule entirely on her own. Once everything was ready, we launched the site, and since then we haven't disappeared: we track its performance and spot real opportunities — like the growing organic visibility in Switzerland and Germany — to keep fine-tuning the content strategy based on real data, not guesswork.

  • WEB
  • LOGO
  • STARTER PLAN
  • CMS