2023 · Website development
Podjetniški Klub
Podjetniški Klub is the public site of a student entrepreneurship club at FMF Ljubljana that Niro Digital built in 2023, with a blog, an events page and a join/contact form.
- Client
- Podjetniški Klub FMF
- Industry
- Student community / Non-profit
- Year
- 2023
- What we did
- Website development
The constraint
Podjetniški klub FMF is a student entrepreneurship club at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics in Ljubljana. It was a year old, ran talks and workshops, and had no site of its own — nothing to point a curious student at and nothing that kept a record of what the club had done. In 2023 we built it one, as a partnership rather than paid work: a neo-brutalist landing page that states what the club is, a blog that now carries 19 posts and doubles as the archive and the search surface, an events page with the three formats the club runs, an FAQ, and a join form that emails the organisers. It runs as one Next.js App Router app with no database and no member area. Posts sit in a single file behind a CMS-shaped fetch, and a maintenance switch in the environment can take the whole site offline behind a notice.
The system
- //01Neo-brutalist hero: what the club is and how to join
- //02Homepage events block that says plainly when nothing is coming up
- //03Latest three posts, fetched server-side and revalidated every 30 minutes
- //04The blog: 19 posts with covers, categories, dates and authors
- //05Article view rendering markdown behind a CMS-shaped fetch
- //06Events page with the three formats: networking, workshops, talks
- //07FAQ accordion: who can join, when the club started, what it runs
- //08Join form beside phone, email and the faculty address
- //09The same layout, stacked, at the phone breakpoint
What changed
- //01The club has one public page that explains itself to a student in a screen
- //02Nineteen posts publish from a single file behind a CMS-shaped fetch
- //03The homepage survives a failed post fetch by rendering an empty list
- //04Join enquiries arrive as validated, structured email to the organisers
What we'd do differently
The events page has no event records behind it: the three format cards and the "nothing more this year" notice are static copy, so every new event is a code change. A club whose whole point is events deserves an event model, and we would build that before the blog if we started again. We also shipped a rich-text editor toolkit for in-app authoring that nothing on the site ever imported — it should have been cut before it landed.
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