Eurasian Spelling Bee — an international competition site
Eight sections for a competition that runs in 21 countries at once: the round schedule, sample papers, results and a directory of country coordinators.
Takes a competitor from the date to the exam
The competition runs in twenty-one countries at once, and a student and their parent arrive with the same three questions: when is it, what will be asked, and who do they talk to in their own country. The site answers them in that order, a section at a time.
- The ESB 2026 round schedule
- Sample papers, so the format is known in advance
- A directory of coordinators across 21 countries
- A results section for rounds Bee 1 to Bee 6
Eight pages around one calendar
Registration does not go through a form — it goes through a coordinator in the competitor's own country. So the site's job is not to collect an application but to get a person to the right contact and to a clear understanding of the rules.
- Every section is its own address in search
- A directory with organisations, addresses and email addresses
- Exam rules on a page of their own
- The story since 2020, with Gatehouse Awards as a partner
- Client
- ELPC Global
- Industry
- Academic competitions
- Timeline
- 2 weeks
- Team
- 3 people
- Pages
- 8
What it does
Round schedule
The ESB 2026 dates stage by stage, gathered on one page.
Sample papers
Papers a competitor can read to understand the format in advance.
Coordinators in 21 countries
A directory with organisations, addresses, phone numbers and email — registration goes through them.
Exam rules
How ESB 2026 is run, on a page of its own.
Results section
A place for the outcomes of rounds Bee 1 to Bee 6, filled in as the season goes.
About the competition
The story since 2020, ELPC Global as organiser and the partnership with Gatehouse Awards.
The pages
Screenshots from the live site.
Home
What the competition is, who runs it, and whether registration is open this season.
ESB 2026 dates
The calendar of rounds: when each stage runs and what to prepare for.
Registration
The directory of coordinators for 21 countries — organisation, address, phone, email.
Sample papers
Papers that show the format and the level before the exam itself.
How the work went
- 01
Gathered the season
Pulled the dates, the rules, the sample papers and the coordinator contacts into one structure.
- 02
Split it by question
Gave each of a competitor's questions its own page, so each can be found on its own.
- 03
Built the directory
Twenty-one countries in one list that stays readable on a phone, with no sideways scrolling.
- 04
Launched the season
Domain, meta tags, and a results section ready to fill as the competition runs.
Project tech stack
Frontend
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
Styling
- Tailwind CSS
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