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Dance Sport

About the Company

The Uzbekistan Dance Sport Federation is the organisation that develops dance sport across the country: it runs competitions, maintains the register of sportsmen, coaches and judges, unites the nation’s dance clubs and represents Uzbekistan internationally.

The federation’s core aims are:

  • Development and promotion of dance sport in the republic
  • Global integration and recognition
  • Professional excellence and education
  • Comprehensive athlete support

The project

We designed and built the federation’s official portal — from the section structure through to the admin panel the staff use to publish content themselves, without going through developers.

What the project covers:

  • Database — sportsmen, coaches, judges and clubs with profile cards, search by name and filtering by age category: Kids, Juveniles, Juniors, Youth, Adults
  • Competitions and results — tournament announcements and a results archive with PDF protocols that open and download straight from the site
  • News and announcements — a feed with filters, “New” and “Archive” badges and a registration link for each tournament
  • Dance clubs — a directory of clubs with their management, contacts and Instagram links
  • Gallery — photo reports from tournaments and events
  • About the federation — goals and objectives, management, statutory documents and statistics on sportsmen, clubs and competitions
  • Contact — an enquiry form with field validation alongside the federation’s contact details

The site is fully bilingual: the Russian and English versions live at separate URLs, so each one is indexed by search engines in its own right.

Completed Works

Website

ReactJS/NextJS

Conclusion

Information about sportsmen, clubs and tournament results used to live in scattered places. The federation now has a single public entry point: a dancer finds their own profile, a coach finds their club and students, and organisers publish announcements and result protocols themselves through the admin panel.

The portal works equally well on a phone and on a desktop, runs in two languages and is ready to grow: new clubs, tournaments, documents and database entries are added without touching the code.