Dance Studio website example · St. Louis, MO

A dance studio website designed to get beginners to a trial class

Step & Swing Dance Academy is an example website design for a dance studio in St. Louis, MO. The schedule is the hero: a five-row board of day, time, class and a note, with level filters for beginner, social and family that hide the rows that do not apply. A short section explains the 3 class styles, and the page ends on a trial class guide with 3 steps and a link to ask about a spot.

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Dance Studio website design example: Step & Swing Dance Academy homepage, St. Louis, MO

At a glance

Industry: Dance Studio
Setting: St. Louis, MO
Category: Lessons, Community & Events
Designed to: Get beginners to a trial class
Pages: 1 · Home
Style: Warm, Playful
Palette: #641F30
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Design decisions

The schedule is the first thing on the page

Nobody chooses a dance studio from a mission statement. The weekly board sits where a hero image would be, so a visitor sees the classes, the times and a good-to-know note before scrolling.
Filters remove the classes that do not apply

Beginner, social and family are 3 buttons that hide the other rows. A first-timer stops scanning classes they cannot take, and a parent sees only the family hour.
The trial class guide answers the nervous questions

Which class to pick, what to bring, how early to arrive and whether partners rotate. 3 steps and a short paragraph cover what a beginner is afraid to ask, and that is often what has kept them away.
Wine, cream and gold, with a line of dancers

A warm cream page, deep wine type and a gold accent feel like a wood-floored hall rather than a gym. A strip of line-drawn dance poses runs under the board as the page’s only illustration.

What's on this site

Schedule-first hero
Level filters
Class styles
Trial class guide

Features you can try in the example

Weekly class schedule
Level filters
Trial class guide

What every dance studio website needs

A weekly schedule with day, time, class, level and whether a partner is needed
Class styles explained for someone who has never danced
Prices: drop-in, class packs, memberships, or a clear way to ask
How a trial or first class works: what to wear, when to arrive, who to tell
Instructor names and photos
Location, parking and a way to reserve or ask about a spot

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Dance studio website questions

What should a dance studio website include?

A weekly schedule with levels, class styles explained for beginners, prices, how a trial class works, instructor names, and location with a way to reserve a spot. A first-time visitor is deciding whether they would feel welcome, so answer that at the top of the page.

Should a dance studio put the class schedule on the home page?

Yes, at the top. The schedule is what returning students check and what new students use to decide, so it should not sit behind a menu item. Add filters by level so a beginner sees only the classes they can join.

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Is this a template?

No. It is one design direction for dance studio websites. Your site is built from your brief: your name, services, service area and look. You can name this example as the look you want, or ask for something different.