Cacao community
2024
Web design
Event system
Tickets & shop
Coração de Cacau gathers people around cacao, and no two of their events are the same, so they asked for a home where a new event never meant building a new page by hand. I built them one from scratch, where every event shapes its own page and Momo and his team run all of it themselves.
The community moved to another platform in 2026, after two and a half years on this site.
A cacao community that gathers a few times a year, found by 1,620 people on Google in its first year and run entirely by its own team.
"Now our tribe has a beautiful portal where they can feel at home, no matter where they are, and I update everything myself."
MomoCoração de Cacau gathers people around cacao, and no two of their events are the same. I built them a home from scratch, where every event shapes its own page and Momo and his team run all of it themselves.
The community moved to another platform in 2026, after two and a half years on this site.
Every event has different needs, so each section only appears when the team fills it in. Simple for them, and the hard part stays out of sight.
No templates. The visual language came from what Coração de Cacau actually is: warmth, connection, ritual and joy.
When the shop couldn't open yet, a "How to order" page kept people buying while each event's tickets stayed on their own page.
Warm tones, generous space and imagery that breathes, so a visitor feels the community before they read about it.
Small animations add life to the page and stay out of the way.
Events, sliders and every layout variation run from one place she edits herself.
1. The first screenOne tribe, one family, and the next gathering one tap away.
2. The shopCeremonial cacao, with everything people need to know before they buy.
3. About cacaoThe question they're asked again and again, answered once.
Scan the code with your phone and the chat opens, already addressed to me.
