Case Study
Stas Artist books comedians, musicians and performing artists for events across Norway. We rebuilt stasartist.no from scratch: one Laravel application that holds the artists, the tour schedule, bookings and the store. The agency runs all of it themselves.
Mementor rebuilt stasartist.no from scratch as a Laravel application with a custom control panel. It holds more than 50 artist profiles, a tour schedule with Facebook integration, a booking system that routes each request automatically, and an online store with card payments, in Norwegian Bokmål, Nynorsk and English.
Stas edits all content themselves, with no developer involved. The result is not a website the agency publishes on, but the tool they run the agency from.
Stas Artist is a Norwegian artist agency that books comedians, musicians and other performing artists. The agency represents more than 50 artists and produces its own shows across Norway.
The website is the shop window for the organizers who book, and at the same time the tool the agency works in every day.
The old WordPress site could not keep up with the agency. Content was locked down, so every change needed a developer. The tour schedule really lived in Facebook events and had to be kept in two places. Every booking request landed in the same inbox, no matter which artist the customer asked about.
The agency also had no idea which artists people actually looked at. On top of that, the old English URL structure had to survive the move, or search visibility would have been lost.
The Solution
Each part solves a concrete need at Stas. Together they turn the website into the tool the agency runs the business from.
We drew a new design built as a tight system: full-bleed hero, fixed grids and identical cards across page types. A new artist or production looks right straight away, with no design work. 76 percent of users come from mobile, so every pattern behaves the same on touch and mouse.
Stas edits artists, pages, menus and campaign pages themselves, without asking for help. Content has states for draft, review and scheduled publishing. Unpublished pages can be shared with a signed preview link that lasts 30 days.
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If a customer asks about a particular comedian, the request goes straight to the agent who handles that comedian. The system picks the recipient automatically and stores every request, so the agency can see demand patterns over time.
Every view of an artist profile is logged, and the control panel ranks artists by views for a chosen period. The agency can show its artists concrete numbers on the attention their profile gets, something competitors do not really offer.
A show playing in ten places is one show with ten dates, not ten duplicates. The calendar merges the agency's own shows with events from Facebook. Everything is cached, so downtime at Facebook never takes the schedule down.
Product pages with variants, a cart, and a checkout that takes card payments in Norwegian kroner through Stripe. Payment status is confirmed by Stripe with signature validation, not by the browser. The control panel has its own report page with revenue, average order value and best sellers.
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Content exists in Norwegian Bokmål, Nynorsk and English. In the control panel, a translate button fills in the other languages automatically across 13 forms. Show titles are left alone, because they are proper names.
Structured data on nine page types, a dynamic sitemap and canonical URLs on every page. The entire old English URL structure sends a 301 to the right new address, so the move cost no visibility. New users from organic search rose 199 percent in the first seven months.
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From mapping to launch and ongoing care, in four steps.
We went through the content, the workflow and what Stas had to be able to run themselves day to day.
We built a design system with fixed patterns, so new content looks right without design work.
We built the control panel, booking, tour schedule and store, covered by 33 automated test files.
We launched with a complete redirect map from the old site, and keep developing the solution month by month.
The figures compare January to July 2026, the first seven months with the new website, against the same period the year before. All figures come from Google Analytics.
Menus, pages, artists and campaign pages are edited in the control panel, with no developer.
View statistics per artist give the agency concrete numbers to show its artists.
The request finds the right agent on its own, so the agency spends its time answering.
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We rebuilt stasartist.no from scratch. The delivery covers web design, a custom control panel in Laravel and Filament, a booking system with automatic routing, a tour schedule with Facebook integration, an online store with card payments and content in three languages.
The site runs Laravel 12 on PHP 8.4, with Filament as the control panel and Tailwind CSS in front. Pages are server-rendered, which gives fast loading and good visibility in search.
The store takes card payments in Norwegian kroner through Stripe. Payment status is confirmed by Stripe with signature validation, so it cannot be faked.
Every old URL sends a 301 redirect to the right new address, including the English and language-prefixed variants. The site also has structured data on nine page types, a dynamic sitemap and canonical URLs. New users from organic search rose 199 percent in the first seven months after launch.
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