The Wildlands Network does continent-wide conservation and “rewilding” work throughout North America. Yet their old website built on Drupal wasn’t the right tool to manage their big ideas and stunning images.
Mark is prompt and attentive to budgetary constraints, and very respectful of the internal dynamics inherent to any non-profit organization.
Complicating things further, the limited features of their old site lead staff to create new websites for specific projects since the primary site couldn’t meet their needs.
MRW Web Design helped Wildlands Network:
- merge their web presences back into a single site,
- support them in reorganizing all their content—spread across three sites—into a cohesive experience for visitors,
- design a responsive and modern look that focused visitors on images of their work and the key information describing it, and
- implement WordPress with training and documentation to give staff independence to make content changes.
Moving forward, the process leading up to the site has helped Wildlands Network understand the ongoing tasks and processes required to maintain their new site for years to come.
The Wildlands Network home page begins with an expansive, full-screen image and mission tagline.
The home page also uses sections devoted to different organizational focuses including continent-spanning “wildways” and policy.
Internal pages of the site include more beautiful photos and focus the reader on the page content.
On medium-size screens, content and images continue to dominate.
Event on smaller screens, the brand and functions remain available without getting in the way.