Welcome a new family
Homepage to class finder to trial request, then a lead in the dashboard that becomes an enrolled dancer with a family account and first invoice.
A digital experience, reimagined.
An independent, unofficial design concept. This is not OnPointe Dance Studio’s current website, and nothing here is connected to the studio’s real systems. Studio photography, logo and copy belong to OnPointe Dance Studio and are used only in this private preview.
OnPointe trains dancers from their very first class through competition season, across two studios and six days a week. This preview shows what happens when the digital side gets the same care you give your dancers: a website that feels like a performing arts academy, a class finder built on your real schedule, a portal families will actually use, and a dashboard that takes the front-desk juggling off your plate.
Everything runs in your browser. Classes, times, prices and policies are OnPointe’s published information; families, payments and inquiries are clearly labeled sample data. Nothing is sent, and nothing about the studio’s current website or GoStudio Pro account has been touched.
Follow it in order, or jump in anywhere. Each step is clickable and the pieces talk to each other.
1A cinematic homepage: the neon line of the leap, eight styles told in the studio’s own words, and Talie front and center.
2Pick an age, style, level or day. Every suggestion is a real class from the 2026/27 schedule, with honest placement notes.
3Both studios, Monday to Saturday, in one interactive schedule with details, dress code and tuition for every class.
4Program, dancer, classes, week and tuition in five calm steps. The request lands in the studio dashboard. Try it.
5A sample family sees this week’s classes, attendance, tuition, announcements, documents and private lesson requests.
6Today’s priorities, inquiries to enrolled dancers, classes and capacity, tuition and balances, announcements and reports.
Pick one and a small guide follows you through the pages, pointing at the control to use and showing what changes on the other side.
Homepage to class finder to trial request, then a lead in the dashboard that becomes an enrolled dancer with a family account and first invoice.
One announcement reaches every portal. A parent requests a private lesson; the studio confirms it and the invoice follows.
A family estimates tuition from the real price list, gets a reminder, pays in the portal, and the balance clears in the dashboard.



The studio already has a strong identity. The concept keeps it and gives it a stage.
Optional, and not a test. This is how I learn how you work so the technology fits you, not the other way around. Just describe a normal week.
Answer whatever is easy. Skip the rest. Your answers stay in this browser; use the copy button to send them to me however you like.
The goal isn’t just to build OnPointe a better website. It’s to build OnPointe a digital platform worthy of the company you’ve already built.
Scott Lovel · scott@seagrapelabs.com · seagrapelabs.com · Jupiter, Florida