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Bilingual website for Çanakkale's first MEB-approved ballet school founder story, achievements, guest artists, gallery, and contact.
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Since 2000, Ece Aydemir Bale Kursu has been Çanakkale's first MEB-approved ballet school built on discipline, elegance, and the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) curriculum. Founder Ece Aydemir has taught ballet in the city since 1997 and represents Turkey internationally, including six awards at the New Prague Dance Festival. At a glance: RAD-certified instruction · English system, internationally recognized 30+ years of teaching · 24 years of annual recitals with State Opera & Ballet guests Bilingual presence (TR/EN) for families and international visitors
Constraints and trade-offs we worked through
Decades of recitals, guest lists, and awards without overwhelming first-time visitors.
An arts/education brand needs warmth, discipline, and credibility not a generic template feel.
TR as primary language with EN parity for navigation, metadata, and key sections.
Approaches we used to solve the problem
Static-first pages with minimal JavaScript for speed and maintainability.
CDN-backed hosting aligned with our other Çanakkale client sites.
Modular blocks for hero, founder story, achievements, recital timeline, guests, gallery, and contact.
Typography and spacing tuned for long-form founder narrative and credential highlights.
Year-by-year structure surfacing State Opera & Ballet collaborations from 2001–2024.
Scannable lists for Prague festival results and regional honor guests.
Clear H1–H3 hierarchy for school name, RAD, and location keywords.
Titles and descriptions aligned with "Çanakkale ballet school" intent.
Validated inquiry flow with phone, email, and message fields.
Measurable outcomes that demonstrate success
For heritage brands, story + proof (founder path, festival awards, guest artists) converts better than feature lists alone.
Long timelines need progressive disclosure — summary first, depth on scroll.
Local institutions benefit from the same performance bar as global products: speed signals seriousness.