April 1st. The ATC official website has been redesigned.
Rather than simply being easier to read due to a redesign, this renewal is intended to convey a sense of "the atmosphere" to the visitors. The moment you open the page, a video plays showcasing the entire ATC, various things within ATC from above, below, and inside, the seaside scenery visible from ATC, and scenes unique to the Bay Area. You're sure to make many discoveries about what ATC is really like. Experience the true atmosphere of ATC.
The previous site was packed with information. You could feel the effort put into it, but it was a little tiring. This time, we've loosened up that approach and used white space and photos to let visitors get a feel for "what kind of place this is" first.
It's now easier to find.
The thing I wanted to change the most was "discovery."
Previously, finding ongoing events or narrowing down lunch options was a bit of a hassle. But with this renewal, you can now search for events by category and date. Restaurants and shops can also be filtered instantly by genre. "What's happening today?"—the answer is there the moment you think that. This alone will change how you find information before visiting ATC.
🔍 イベント検索・絞り込み🍽️ 飲食店ジャンルフィルター🛍️ ショップカテゴリ絞り込みIt's become easier to read.
I increased the font size and widened the margins. Even though I didn't reduce the amount of information, it somehow feels "cleaner." I believe this is because I adjusted the overall "space" of the page.
When you hear "ATC," you might mostly picture event spaces and commercial facilities. But it's more than that. It's also a business space and a platform for disseminating business information.
I wanted to help you find that kind of undiscovered information.
Photographs took center stage. Showing the actual space was more effective than simply displaying logos and text. Whether it was ATC HALL, ATC Gallery, or Sunset Hall, we wanted people to first experience "what kind of time they could spend here."
The page is alive.
As you scroll, the stars in the background move slowly.
When you navigate between pages on the site, an animation reminiscent of waves plays. Like the sky or the sea as seen from the windows of ATC.
When you come to ATC, the sea breeze feels so refreshing, and you just feel good—we wanted to recreate that feeling you get when you come to ATC on the website.
ATC is a building located in Sakishima, in the Osaka Bay Area. Open the windows and you'll see the sea. Greenery stretches out between the building and the sea. We hope to convey that feeling of "just being here makes you feel a little different."
The renewal is not the goal, but the starting point.
We will continue to develop this site so that more people can learn about ATC. Starting April 1st, please take a look at the new ATC page.
