You clock in to enter.
The first thing you see is a time card with a number in your name and the time you arrived. Without clocking in you cannot scroll: the page stays still. Press it and the shift begins, and everything else follows from there.
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Clase Obrera
A rapper who makes music at night and writes about work. Visiting the website means starting a shift: first, you clock in.
- Brief
- Turn someone who arrives as a stranger into a listener.
- Today
- Live on its own domain.
- Where
- claseobrera.com
How it is made
The shift has a clock.
Your arrival time never leaves the screen, and a real clock ticks along at the bottom. The songs are logged on a timesheet, and the half minute each one plays is the break.
The phone comes first.
Most visitors arrive on a phone, so it was designed for the phone rather than adapted later. The entrance fits on a single screen, and nothing depends on hovering a mouse.
What it leaves out
- Stock images
Everything you see belongs to the artist or was made for the site.
- Listener counts
The message leads, not the numbers.
- Flicker
Nothing blinks: the music already keeps the beat.
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