We built the website of FC Scânteia from Băcioi, so the squad, fixtures and memories have a public home that is easy to find

The business problem

A local football club lives on its community: fans, former players, families. But the club had no home of its own online, where someone could quickly see who plays, when and where.

There was also a story to keep: players raised in the village and the memory of the coach who shaped them. Without a page of its own, that story had no stable place.

To work out, together with the club, a simple and clean way to present FC Scânteia online, so supporters quickly learn who plays and when.

• Changing contentPlayers, matches and photos change often, so the data sits apart from the look of the page
• Low running costA static site, with no application server and no database to pay for or maintain
• Search and sharingThe site must show up correctly in search and when shared on social networks
• PhonesMenu, table and gallery adapted to small screens
• Heavy photosPlayer photos must load fast, without the club preparing them by hand

The solution

We started from a simple question: what does a supporter want to know in the first minute? Who the team is, when they play, what past matches looked like and how to reach the club.

The answer became one page, with sections in that order. We chose one page, not a multi-page site, because visitors keep looking for the same few things. We chose Romanian, because the audience is local. The club's story has its own place on the page instead of being tucked away.

Then we settled the content flow. There are three kinds of information: players, matches and photos. We kept them apart from the look of the page, in simple files, so a new player or a new score can be added without touching the design. A player without a photo gets the club logo, so the squad always looks complete.

The first version also had an admin panel. In August 2026 we moved to a fully static site, with content in files, no database and no admin login.

What the client gained

The club now has its own online presence: squad, fixtures and gallery in one place, quick on mobile and easy to find in search and when shared on social networks.

The site is static, so there is no application server or database to maintain. The risk of outages is low and the running cost stays small.