Paz Disco
I designed and built the website for Paz Disco, a New York DJ with a two-decade career across 20+ countries.
Client: Paz Disco. He already had his logo; I did the website.
Paz Disco: a DJ website built around how people book him
ResultI designed and built the whole site. It went live in October 2026 at pazdisco.com.
The brief
Paz already had his logo and hot-pink look. He needed a website that showed exactly what he did and made his services feel more luxurious and professional, while keeping his style, music taste and identity.
What I did
- Planned the site around how people book a DJ: hear him, see where he plays, get in touch
- Designed every page around his logo and pink, on black
- Built it in WordPress with Elementor, and made it work on phones
One home for his music, his events and his bookings
Paz has played clubs, hotels, weddings and brand events for two decades. He came with his logo and his hot pink. I did the rest: the structure, the design and the build.
- His logo and hot-pink colour
- Years of mixes, event photos and press
- Show exactly what he does and why people should hire him
- Make his services feel more luxurious and professional
- Keep his style, music taste and identity
- A simple way to book him
- Show people a short snippet of what they’d be getting
Hear him, see him, book him
Someone looking for a DJ wants to know three things: what he sounds like, where he plays, and how to reach him. The homepage walks through all three and ends at the inquiry form.
Mixes up front
His mixes sit right on the homepage, each in its own player. I styled the music theme’s players to match his brand.
Where he’s playing
Upcoming and past events show where he plays, from New York to Paris.
A form that talks music
The inquiry form asks one DJ question: the song that best fits the vibe of your event. So the first conversation starts with music, not just dates.
His brand, on black
I built every page around his logo and hot pink on black, so the site feels like the nights he plays. Real event photos set the mood, and the type stays simple so it doesn’t fight them.
Homepage. His wordmark over a real crowd, with the menu kept small.
Services. Event photos next to short descriptions of each kind of event.
Just as easy on a phone
Every section stacks into one column, the players stay big enough to tap, and the form is one field per line.
Live at pazdisco.com
Designed and built by me, from the first layout to the live site.
Elementor for the pages, and the music theme’s players, restyled to fit his brand.
Paz already had his logo. Everything else on the site is my design and build.