CORSO Sölden

The old site made it harder than it needed to be. It was a circa-2014 TYPO3 template — the era of circle badges, tight columns and small stock-feeling imagery. It worked, but it flattened three distinct offers into one dated page, and the mountains that are the whole reason to be in Sölden barely made it onto the screen.

The rebuild reframes CORSO as three doors under one roof. A single alpine-modern home, full-bleed photography that actually shows Sölden, a clear per-house route for restaurant and rooms, and a walk-in / call action that stays with you — because a small family business lives on the phone ringing and the door opening.

Both ways, every page.

Original on the left, rebuild on the right — the same page, the same viewport. A redesign is judged past the homepage, so every page we hold both sides of is here, desktop and mobile.

Where the shape changed.

The page count is not the same on both sides — 1 page the rebuild adds that the original never had. Those are shown here on their own rather than paired against nothing.

Area by area.

The working notes from the rebuild, unedited — what the original site did, and what replaced it. Written while the work was happening, in the language the site is in.