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Dunedin H.O.G. Chapter Website

A content-rich community website that brings chapter information, events, news, galleries and people together in one accessible online home.

PlatformWordPress
FocusContent and community navigation
AudienceMembers and prospective members
HandoverManageable publishing workflow
01
The requirement

A website shaped around real users

The chapter serves existing members, prospective members and visitors looking for different types of information. A substantial amount of content needed to remain easy to navigate without losing the identity and character of the community.

02
The approach

Structure before decoration

The website was structured around the journeys people make most often: learning about the chapter, understanding membership, checking activity, viewing recent content and finding the correct contact route. Reusable WordPress sections keep a large page set visually consistent.

What was delivered

A complete, manageable website foundation

01Chapter history and membership information
02Events, news and gallery content
03Officer and road-crew presentation
04Clear routes to join and make contact
05Responsive navigation across a large page set
06Manageable WordPress content structure
03
The completed platform

Designed to remain useful after launch

The completed website provides one coherent destination for the chapter’s public information and ongoing content. Members can reach current activity quickly, while prospective members receive enough context to understand the community and decide on their next step.

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