A little world for coming together. A bilingual platform that makes family support, discovery and social gatherings feel approachable.
Explore the experience
Lammetna brings families, children and teenagers together around information, shared interests and social activities. Its website has to explain that clearly and give the initiative a personality.
The opening turns the introduction into a small island: a broad tree, a swing, tables and colourful signs. A visitor can explore the scene or use the familiar navigation above it.
The island gives an abstract idea a physical setting. Everything practical stays one step away from it.
Dragging moves the view around the tree. Signs on the island point to the same places as the menu.
Connecting families with programs and licensed professionals, and gatherings and outings for young people aged 9 to 17.
The reason the initiative exists, said plainly, beside a photograph from a gathering.
Booking lists each meeting with its length and price, so a family knows what to expect before reserving.
Night mode keeps the island and changes the sky. The lantern on the island comes on.
The English and Arabic versions share the same island. Navigation and copy change language and direction; the objects keep their place.
In Arabic the introduction leads from the right and the menu mirrors. The setting stays recognisable across both.
The design balances a playful first impression with useful information. The island creates a memorable setting; the navigation and focused panels keep the next step understandable.
The value of this approach lies in the connection between personality and clarity. Both languages inhabit one coherent world, while the menus and panels give each next step a familiar shape.
