Langit Singapore: entertainment website design for a shared-reality dome brand

Langit Singapore puts the dome in Tanjong Pagar, with a second venue in Jurong and a third in Tampines, plus Orchard breaking ground in Kallang. The edition speaks Singapore entertainment: S$ pricing with GST included, Raffles Place MRT and carpark directions, a chef-led kitchen and rooftop bar, and a CBD flagship. It follows the PDPA 2012, with a Data Protection Officer and DNC registry checks.

Project facts

• Client: Langit Entertainment Pte Ltd (fictional)
• Sector: Location-based entertainment, sports and live events
• Markets: Singapore (CBD), Tanjong Pagar, One-north, Orchard and Kallang, with more cities to come
• Services: Market localisation · Copywriting · Brand adaptation · Entertainment venue website design · Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA) · SEO foundations
• Templates: 7 page templates shared with every Langit edition
• Stack: Hand-built HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript; one strings file and one theme file per market

The brief

One island, three domes and a waitlist

Singapore is a city-state, so the venue pages become districts: Tanjong Pagar, Jurong and Tampines, with Orchard in Kallang on a waitlist. Copy is efficient and clear, with British spelling and no Singlish in brand voice. Prices are in S$ with GST at 9% included, dates as 18 Oct 2026, and directions use MRT and carpark. The footer carries a demo UEN and a Data Protection Officer, and marketing consent references the PDPA 2012 and DNC registry.

Designing for Singapore

What actually changed between the US and this edition

• Story - US edition: US cities from coast to coast · Singapore: Singapore (CBD), Tanjong Pagar, One-north, Orchard and Kallang
• Guide - US edition: Chicago venue hub · Singapore: Tanjong Pagar: Raffles Place MRT, the CBD, a chef-led kitchen and a rooftop bar
• Prices - US edition: US dollar pricing · Singapore: From S$29 (incl. GST); cocktails from S$14 (incl. GST)
• Homes - US edition: Dome, event rail, category tiles · Singapore: Dome, rooftop bar, restaurant, private event space
• Search - US edition: US city and venue · Singapore: District, venue or MRT station
• Legal - US edition: US privacy terms · Singapore: PDPA 2012 with a Data Protection Officer, DNC registry checks; demo UEN
• Look - US edition: After-dark ink, ember-to-amber gradient · Singapore: Clean white, tropical green and coral; Young Serif + Plus Jakarta Sans, rounded corners

Brand adaptation

The same Langit, with a local accent

Tropical green carries the interface and coral adds warmth to italics, with a lighter coral on dark panels. Young Serif brings character to headlines; Plus Jakarta Sans, designed in Southeast Asia, keeps the interface modern. The descriptor becomes Entertainment.

Homepage and key journeys

A full-bleed hero opens on the dome, with a slow cinematic push-in and live stats: 26 m LED dome, spatial sound and guest numbers. The page then hands visitors to what's on this week in Singapore (CBD), with a drag-to-scroll event rail, category tiles for live sports, concert films, immersive cinema and art, and a dome showcase in an arched frame. Venue cards cover Tanjong Pagar, Jurong, Tampines and Orchard (Kallang, join the waitlist). The most distinctive flow is the event detail page: a sticky showtime panel follows you down the page, with a time selector, availability and a booking action, plus an FAQ accordion that answers motion-sickness, arrival and accessibility questions before they become support tickets.

Compliance, accessibility and trust

• Privacy policy under the PDPA 2012, with a Data Protection Officer, customer due diligence and DNC registry checks.
• Marketing consent statement referencing the PDPC and DNC registry.
• Footer with demo UEN and a Data Protection Officer contact.
• Passes automated WCAG 2.2 AA checks on every page at 360, 390, 768 and 1440 px: no contrast failures, no unreachable controls, no horizontal scrolling.
• A language switcher built from hreflang sits in the header on desktop and in the footer on phones.

One system, twelve markets

Every visible string lives in one file per market, and every colour and typeface in one theme file. This edition needed no new templates or components: a strings file, a theme, regional photography and local legal content made it a different brand experience. For an entertainment venue group with international plans, a new market becomes a content project rather than a rebuild.

Deliverables

• Market profile: language, formats, legal and seasonality
• Full localised copy across 7 templates, header, footer and forms
• Brand adaptation: palette, type pairing and logo descriptor
• 30 regional photographs (Pexels, credited in credits.json)
• Local legal content
• Accessibility pass (WCAG 2.2 AA, automated) and QA at four screen widths
• Portfolio media: stills, full-page captures, scroll video, OG image, brand board