A camp brand with a website and the systems behind reservations, payments and operations.
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STEMSPARK brings hands-on STEAM camps to students in grades 2–6 in Tampa. The project connects a new brand and parent-facing website with the reservation, payment and operational systems that make a camp possible.
The offer includes Saturday camps and longer seasonal programs. Parents need to understand what children will build, which session fits their schedule, what is included and how registration works. The business needs a way to create and manage those sessions.
The site leads with the work students actually make: robotics, engineering challenges and team builds. Camp themes, learning objectives, safety information and FAQs give parents concrete information before the registration step.
The build includes booking and reservations, payment processing, reminders, analytics and SMS triggers. A backend camp builder supports the program catalog, joining the public registration experience to the work of creating and running each session.
The identity carries into camp imagery and social assets. Pricing strategy sits alongside the website and system work, while the site distinguishes current registration from future camp themes and seasonal programs.
The live site presents a structured camp catalog and a registration path, with the operational build included in the project scope.