KDS Esports

The team site for KDS Esports, a Brawl Stars roster competing in North America. One place for the kit, the players, the season and the store, built so the org can point at a single link instead of a social feed.

The 2026 jersey opens the site. It is a real three-dimensional model rather than a photograph, so it turns under the pointer and you can look at the back of it without leaving the page. The shop and the roster are the two things you can do next, and they are the only two buttons on the screen.

The site runs on a white ground with black type, gold picked out of the crest, and a deep claret for the sections that carry numbers. Headings are set in a grotesque with one word in a serif italic - the jersey, the roster, this season - which is the only decorative decision on the page and it repeats everywhere.

Each player gets a cut-out portrait and a card: age, following, career earnings, monthly wins, appearances, world finals, and what they have placed in. It is more detail than a team page usually carries, and it is the part sponsors and other orgs actually read.

Win rate, team points and league position, with the last seven results under them. The figures count up as the section arrives rather than sitting there already finished, which is a small thing that makes a standings block feel current.

The about page is written as numbered chapters instead of a block of prose. The heading for each one holds the centre of the screen while its images sit out in the columns either side, so you can see how long the story is and where you are in it.

The store, the accounts and the contact address close the site out, under the name set large and dropped back into the black.