
alè is a fictional yoga studio in the Cabanyal, two hundred metres from the sea. Groups of twelve, no mirrors and no rush. It is a one-page concept made to show what a small neighbourhood business could have.
In Valencian, alè means breath. So the whole page breathes: the logo, the navigation and the headline move to the same rhythm, four seconds in and six seconds out.
Own work
2026, independent concept
Art Direction, UX/UI
Web Development
Alex Dasi
Built with ATELIER
Four seconds in, six seconds out.
Sand, sage, clay and ink. Fraunces in its soft version for headlines, Manrope for the text. The hero photo sits inside an organic shape that warps with every breath, and the manifesto lights up word by word.
The special piece is called Before you go on. It is a pinned section where scrolling becomes a breath: inhale for four and the circle grows while the background turns sage, hold, then exhale for six. While it lasts, the clock of the whole site stops.
Five ways to slow down. In the class list, each photo lives inside a drop that follows the cursor.
It is useful too. The weekly timetable starts from today and shows how many mats are still free, and the first class costs 8 euros, with its own form to save your spot.
The site is live if you want to breathe along. Fictional studio, real website.
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