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Born
Survivor

A new mission. A stronger digital experience.

A new website for Born Survivor, the UK obstacle-course event business.

  • Web Design
  • Web Development
New Born Survivor desktop homepage with bold event branding
New Born Survivor homepage on mobile
Designed around the business

The business behind the website

Big challenges.
Clear next steps.

  • Web Design
  • Web Development

A new website for Born Survivor, the UK obstacle-course event business. I brought its distinctive challenge, event information and participant journeys into a bold experience that feels like the event itself.

Born Survivor runs mud and obstacle-course events with a strong identity built around challenge, teamwork and shared achievement. The new website needs to communicate that energy while helping people decide whether the event is right for them. First-time participants, returning runners, teams and charity fundraisers arrive with different questions.

I used a strong visual approach, with large photography, distinctive typography and an unmistakable colour palette. The site gives the event atmosphere an immediate presence, then makes space for practical details. It is designed to excite people about the challenge and help them understand what taking part involves.

Choose the event, then explore the detail

The site separates locations, obstacles, teams and the event village into clear journeys. Dedicated location pages give each course its own context, while routes such as Rookie, Classic and Elite Squadron help participants understand the available experiences. Event links remain prominent without requiring someone to commit before they have explored the information.

The obstacle catalogue provides another route into the event. It introduces the challenges visually and gives the course more substance than a single promotional headline. Preparation guidance, FAQs and team information support the decision with the detail people need before choosing a date or inviting friends to join them.

Born Survivor participants helping one another over a wall
A Born Survivor team celebrating together in the mud

Considered from every angle

The thinking.
The detail.

Showing the people behind the challenge

Photography carries much of the story.

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Photography carries much of the story. Muddy participants, teamwork at obstacles and finish-line moments show what the experience feels like. The website makes room for those real event images alongside the information about locations and routes. It keeps the people visible within a brand with a strong military-inspired identity.

The responsive layouts adapt those elements for smaller screens. Clear navigation and event choices remain accessible on a phone, where someone may be arriving from social media or sharing the event with their squad. The aim is a coherent journey from initial interest through to the relevant event information.

A current website for the next events

This case study shows the new Born Survivor website, replacing the earlier website imagery in my portfolio.

More about this part of the project

This case study shows the new Born Survivor website, replacing the earlier website imagery in my portfolio. The public pages captured for this story include the upcoming event programme, course information and the wider experience surrounding the run. The focus is on the current design and visible functionality, rather than attributing event attendance or ticket sales to the website.

For event businesses, design and development need to work together: strong identity to earn attention, useful information to build confidence, and clear routes to take part. My work on Born Survivor brings those parts into one experience while giving the business room to communicate new events, answer participant questions and share more of what makes the day memorable.

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