A concept for a new website of the Szczecin Philharmonic, built at the WUD 2026 hackathon. Instead of a list of announcements, it is a guide: six steps from discovering a concert to buying a ticket and getting there — with a repertoire you can filter by mood, an AI assistant grounded in the Philharmonic's own data, and a mobile-first layout for the 74% of visitors who arrive on a phone.
Backstory
WUD 2026 asked one question: how does a visitor decide, in a few seconds, that they want to be there? Our answer was a six-step journey — discover, choose, plan, buy, arrive, return — because 74% of the Philharmonic's traffic already comes from phones, and nobody opens a site to read announcements. I started on the UI/UX in Figma and the frontend, then ended up doing full-stack anyway: the multilingual interface, the accessibility pass, the AI assistant and the event-data wiring. The site is monochrome — white, black and gold drawn from the building itself — and built to WCAG 2.2 AA from the components up.
Highlights
Six-Step Journey
From 'I want to be there' to a ticket, no prior knowledge needed
Repertoire with Filters
Mood, audience, place, duration and concert cycle
AI Assistant
Grounded in Philharmonic data only, answers with event cards
Help Me Choose
Five questions, then 3–5 tailored concert proposals
Multilingual & WCAG 2.2 AA
Polish, English and German; accessibility built into the components