Quick Facts
Tech Stack
Key Features
- Now Streaming integration so current playback is part of the page, not a side tab.
- Kinetic ranking system that surfaces the collective catalog, including the 38M+ stream figure already in the portfolio copy.
- Neon cyan and pink type on a dark dot-matrix field used across discography, gallery, and store.
- Full discography and visual gallery so the international roster has rooms besides the homepage stack.
- Store path that stays inside the editorial neon system.
What did Will Spurlock build for Pertinence?
Collective site for Pertinence with discography, ranking, gallery, and store around 38M+ streams.
A neon collective site built for Pertinence Worldwide with rankings, discography, and store so 38M+ streams have a page that matches catalog scale.
What problem did Pertinence have?
Pertinence Worldwide had to feel underground and large at once. A small-club template would undersell the catalog; a glossy corporate music site would kill the underground read. The page needed neon editorial type, a ranking system for a catalog the existing copy already states at 38M+ streams, plus discography, gallery, and store. The failure mode was a fashion-look homepage with empty interior routes.
How was the Pertinence website built?
The 2026 build uses React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion with a dark dot-matrix field and stacked neon type. Rankings, discography, gallery, and store share that system. Now Streaming sits in the layout. Motion is kinetic on the type, not on every card. The 38M+ figure is treated as catalog context already present in the case-study copy, not as a new performance claim invented for this page. The live Pertinence build concentrates ranking, discography, gallery, and store in the neon editorial system rather than a homepage-only stack. React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion keep the dot-matrix field and cyan/pink type on those interiors. The 38M+ stream figure stays labeled as existing portfolio copy, not as a new KPI invented for this write-up.
What changed after the Pertinence site launched?
The live site matches the scale the copy already names: rankings, discography, gallery, and store under one neon editorial system. The collective is not represented by a quiet one-pager. No project fee or new earnings are published; the dated figure on record is the 38M+ streams surfaced by the ranking system as of 2026-05-04 in the portfolio copy. A visitor can use rankings, discography, gallery, and store in the same neon editorial field. The only dated number on record remains the 38M+ streams already in the portfolio copy as of 2026-05-04. No project fee is published.
- 38M+ catalog streams surfaced by the ranking system (as of ; source: Portfolio case-study copy recorded 2026-05-04)
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Pertinence website for?
The Pertinence website is for fans of Pertinence who want music, tour, and merch in one place.
What shipped on the Pertinence website?
The 2026 Pertinence site shipped Now Streaming integration so current playback is part of the page, not a side tab., Kinetic ranking system that surfaces the collective catalog, including the 38M+ stream figure already in the portfolio copy., Neon cyan and pink type on a dark dot-matrix field used across discography, gallery, and store., Full discography and visual gallery so the international roster has rooms besides the homepage stack., and Store path that stays inside the editorial neon system..
What did the Pertinence website cost or earn?
This case study does not publish a project fee or client revenue. The Pertinence site, recorded 2026-05-04, surfaces a ranking system for the collective's 38M+ streams already stated in the portfolio copy.
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