BykonzYard · About page · Options to choose from
You said the bottom of the About page felt tacky, and that a logo is sitting where a photo should be. Here is each fix, actually built, at real size, so you can look at them side by side rather than imagine them. Nothing here is live yet.
Problem 1
“Do we really need this huge section — duplicate palm trees, which says follow the yard, and in partnership coming soon — just seems really tacky.”
Your words
Right now three separate bands run back to back at the bottom of the page: a big “Come celebrate” block, a “COMING SOON” ticker, and a full-height “Follow the Yard” section. Together that is about 1,060 pixels of page carrying 97 words and no photos. The social icons themselves are good — it is the empty space around them that reads cheap. Four ways to fix it below.
Problem 2
“The building culture of Bykonz Yard — why have we got a logo there? We have a plethora of images that we could be using and we've decided not to.”
Your words
Fair. To be straight with you: the logo is there because on 4 September you asked for it — “the picture will probably be the BykonzYard logo, the original.” You are allowed to change your mind, so here is the logo kept as Option A alongside three photo versions. Same block, same copy, same numbers — only the picture changes.
The original logo in the gold frame — what you asked for in September, kept here so you can see it against the alternatives.
What started as one night has become a movement. Two sides, one sound — day parties under the sun and club nights when the lights drop. Every show is built around the people who show up.
A full room from above — decks at the back, the BykonzYard mark on the wall behind the DJ. This is the strongest “building the culture” proof you have: it shows the crowd and the brand in one frame.
What started as one night has become a movement. Two sides, one sound — day parties under the sun and club nights when the lights drop. Every show is built around the people who show up.
A daytime shot of real people under the palms, with the palm-and-note mark tucked in the corner. You get the photo without losing the brand mark entirely.
What started as one night has become a movement. Two sides, one sound — day parties under the sun and club nights when the lights drop. Every show is built around the people who show up.
Day and night in the same panel: the beach walk on top, the club crowd and the boat party underneath. Uses more of the photos you already have.
What started as one night has become a movement. Two sides, one sound — day parties under the sun and club nights when the lights drop. Every show is built around the people who show up.
A branded render we made but never used — palms, speakers, the mark in gold. Not a real photo, but it is the most on-brand image in the folder if you would rather not use a crowd shot here.
What started as one night has become a movement. Two sides, one sound — day parties under the sun and club nights when the lights drop. Every show is built around the people who show up.
Pick one option in each section above and they will show up here. Then hit copy and send it back to us — or just reply with the two letters.