Once Corcovado, always Corcovado.
An alumni re-registration landing page for the school's 61st anniversary: mobile first, in Portuguese and German, with a two-minute form and a narrative built to spark pride in belonging.
Escola Alemã Corcovado, in Rio de Janeiro, is where two cultures meet: it offers both Brazilian and German diplomas and has a strong tradition in the arts. In 2026 it turns 61, with thousands of alumni across generations and nationalities. The school was launching a campaign to re-register them, and this landing page is where that campaign lands.
Get people who left the school years, or decades, ago to stop scrolling on their phones and fill in a form. The brief asked for one feeling: pride in belonging. It was an invitation to reconnect, not a sale.
HeroA real alumni reunion and the campaign line.
The form is the heart of the page. Each state was designed so development never has to guess.
The default state, with examples in the fields.
The PT/DE switch changes the whole page. Alumni living in Germany read it in the language they live in today.
Right after sending, when people are most engaged, the page invites them to follow the school and bring their own class.
The floating button is always at hand and, on mobile, moves up when the send button reaches the bottom, so it never covers it.
CSS-named variables, styles and about 20 components with variants, ready for development.
Uma vez Corcovado,
sempre Corcovado.
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