BRAIDEST December 2025
BRAIDEST: a site for a closed club for braiders

A Russian-language site for a closed online club for professional hair braiders: a nine-month programme in three trimesters, short video lessons delivered through Telegram and YouTube, works and reviews sections, and a pre-registration form.
BRAIDEST — «Брейдер. Территория роста» — is a closed Russian-language online club for professional hair braiders. Its substance is a nine-month programme that takes a master from technique to a brand of their own. The brief was a site that explains the programme and collects pre-registrations, even though the club itself is closed.
What we did
Entry opens three times a year, once before each trimester, and only through pre-registration. So the core of the site is the waiting list: the description of the programme leads to a form rather than to a buy button.
The programme is written out trimester by trimester — techniques, promotion and personal brand — and beside it sit the sections on who it is for, works, reviews, an FAQ and a blog. The lessons themselves are short videos delivered through Telegram and YouTube; the site says so plainly, so the expectation is right from the start.
- A description of the nine-month programme, trimester by trimester
- A who-it-is-for section
- A gallery of works
- A reviews section
- An FAQ and a blog
- A pre-registration form for each intake
The technical side
Next.js and Node.js, with content in RozPoint CMS, our own engine. The programme, the works, the reviews and the blog are separate content types in the CMS, so preparing a new intake is editorial work: the texts change, the structure stays.
- Server rendering for every content page
- RozPoint CMS for the programme, works, reviews and blog
- A pre-registration form wired to the intake logic
- A mobile layout and Core Web Vitals
Visibility in search and answer engines
A braider weighing up where to study looks for an answer on Google or asks the same question of a chat model. For the site to be part of that answer, the programme and FAQ content is written in citable blocks, carries Organization, Course and FAQPage structured data, and is listed in an llms.txt file.
The blog follows the same logic: each article answers one question and arrives from the server as finished HTML. We make no claims about results, rankings or traffic.
Where it stands
BRAIDEST has a site that opens up a closed club without opening the club: the programme is visible, the expectation is clear, and registration is open when an intake is running. A new trimester goes into the structure that is already there.
See the work: bradidest.com




