Web & Digital Experiences

Dansa Coworks

A workspace, introduced online

A focused website with search and social support for a coworking business.

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Dansa Coworks — workspace website

Dansa Coworks — mobile homepage with cabin and tour actions

The project

Dansa Coworks needed a digital introduction to its workspace offer. The scope paired a static website with activity to support discovery.

Industry: Coworking
Our role: Website developmentSEO & social media
Delivery: Static website
Workspace options: Private cabins & open desks

Inside the experience

The workspace photo gallery

Different ways to use the same workspace

Private cabins — the live workspace page

Give teams a specific starting point

The private-cabins page pairs workspace photography with the team-space offer. It answers a more focused requirement than a general introduction to coworking.

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Open workstations — desk-based coworking

Explain the individual desk option

Open workstations receive their own page and image. This separates an individual worker's choice from the decision a team makes about a private cabin.

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Find Dansa — the Rohini location page

Connect the offer with a real place

The location route gives visitors a next step after choosing the kind of workspace they need. Local information is especially useful for a business whose visitors need to assess a daily commute.

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