Website for a residents association.
A community website built as the operational hub for the neighbourhood. Events, updates, resources, and contact, managed by non-developers.
The brief
The Westwood Hills Residents Association needed a website that functioned as the operational hub for the community, not just a landing page. It needed to handle events, community updates, resource pages, and contact forms.
It also needed to be manageable by people who are not developers. The board updates content themselves, and that had to hold long after launch.
The approach
Built on WordPress and hosted on Hostinger. WordPress made sense here because the association updates content themselves without touching code.
The site is structured around how residents use it: finding upcoming events, reading updates, accessing shared resources, and reaching the board. Design is functional and clear.
Outcome
Live at wwhra.com and serving as the community's primary information channel.