Team 91 Carolina
Website rebuild — for review

Home page design concepts

Three directions for the new Team 91 Carolina home page. Each is a complete, working page — open one and scroll it end to end, on a phone as well as a desktop. All three use the club's real logo, the club's real navy / red / Carolina blue, and the club's own photography.

Once a direction is chosen, the remaining eight pages get built in that style.

All three now include the Instagram feed as a central section — so it can be judged in place rather than imagined. The tiles currently show sample images from the club's own photo library, clearly marked as samples; they become live posts from @team91carolina once the account is connected.

Chosen direction — pick a version

Bold is the selected direction. These three are the same design; they differ only in how the girls and boys programs share the page. The girls program carries the club's strongest recruiting story — 38 college commitments, 28 of them Division I.

01a

Bold — Girls-Led

Recommended

The girls program leads the page. Hero is the girls photo cropped tight to the ball carrier, with a broadcast stat bug reading 38 commitments / 28 Division I. Boys stay fully present, second in order.

Best if
You want the girls story out front.
View 01a — Girls-led
01b

Bold — 50/50 Split

Equal billing

A true split hero — girls on the left, boys on the right, divided by the design's own angled red seam. Every pair down the page follows: two record boards, two team lists, two camp cards. Girls always first.

Best if
A parent should pick their lane in three seconds.
View 01b — Split
01

Bold — Original

45/50

The version your boss reviewed. Full-bleed photography, heavy condensed italic type, and one angled red "blade" running through every section seam — an angle taken from the logo itself.

Best if
You prefer the original balance.
View 01 — Original

Not selected — for reference

The other two directions, kept available for comparison.

02

Clean Modern Premium

39/50

Light, calm and spacious, with navy typography and red used sparingly. Its centrepiece is an eight-rung "pathway" ladder running from a first stick all the way to a college roster.

Feels like
A well-funded prep school's athletics site.
Strength
The clearest answer to "where does my kid fit?"
View concept 02
03

Editorial / Magazine

38/50

A magazine treatment — numbered sections, big display serif headlines, pull quotes, and a full wall of college commitments laid out by graduating class.

Feels like
The Athletic running a feature on the club.
Strength
The best writing and the most persuasive recruiting proof.
View concept 03