Uraz Hoops

A one-page marketing site for a basketball training business, built to be handed off to an owner who is not a developer.

Role

design, build, handoff

Year

2026

Client

Uraz Hoops

Stack

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, FormSubmit, Vercel

Links

urazhoops.com

The problem

A basketball trainer needed a site that explains his programs, takes enquiries, and looks like something a parent would trust with a booking, and he needed to keep updating it himself afterwards.

What I built

One page with seven sections: About, Services, Training, Pricing, Reviews, FAQ and Book Training. A booking form that emails the owner through FormSubmit, with no server behind it. A handoff document that walks the owner through every change he is likely to make.

Decisions

Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript on Vercel, in the owner's own account. The booking form posts to FormSubmit from the browser, so the site needs no server.
Motion in plain CSS with a few lines of JavaScript: sections fade in as they come into view and a strip of training types scrolls under the hero, so no animation library ships.
A handoff document instead of a CMS. The owner had a small number of things to change, and a document he can follow beats a system he has to learn.

What went wrong or what I would change

The first draft of the handoff document had wrong pricing in it because I trusted an old reference file. Now every number I hand to a client gets checked against the live source.

Outcome

Live at urazhoops.com. Whether the site works for the owner would show in visits and enquiries, which are his numbers, and I do not have them yet.

Screenshots

The Uraz Hoops home page, with the headline Real coaching. Real reps. Real improvement. next to a photo of a coach and a young player on an outdoor court — The home page leads with the promise and a coaching photo, so a parent knows what this is at a glance.

The pricing section, two columns for outdoor and indoor training listing one-on-one, small group and big group rates — Prices in one place, outdoor and indoor side by side, and the handoff guide shows the owner how to change them.

The reviews section, four five-star reviews from players and parents in white cards — Reviews from players and parents, because parents book on trust.

The booking section, phone and email contacts on the left and a Send Booking Request form on the right — Booking requests go straight to the owner's email through FormSubmit, with the phone number and email beside the form for parents who would rather call.

Credits

Built alone for the client.