Sessions

Sessions throws parties in Santiago, in the Dominican Republic: opening, rooftop, after-dark, sunset, warehouse and secret sessions. Its site sells the feeling, not tickets. It is one page that tells the night in order: a film seen through a keyhole, what a session is, the kinds of session, what the brand stands for, and a guest list for hearing about the next one first. A party's ticket button opens the seller's own page.

Built as a static site with no build step: HTML, CSS and JavaScript with GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Lenis on Firebase. Every typeface and library is self-hosted, so the page contacts no third party when it loads, and a strict Content-Security-Policy guards it. Visitors arrive through a door: the brand's keyhole fills the screen with the hero film already playing inside it, then opens. Behind a Google sign-in, an admin panel lets the owners edit the words and photos, upload the film, switch between six colour schemes, read the guest list and publish when they are ready.

The look is the brand's own: deep red and maroon on a cream ground with no white anywhere, an inline-serif wordmark with a keyhole cut into it, a ticket outline and a wall of S's, Abril Fatface capitals with La Belle Aurore handwriting over Afacad Flux text, and the parties' own photographs pinned up as polaroids.