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District of Port Hardy

Port Hardy, BC
Web Design + Development / Tourism & Municipal
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At the northern tip of Vancouver Island, the District of Port Hardy is a growing community brimming with wild beauty. They needed a website that offered a thoughtful user experience and content hierarchy.

What work did we do for them?

  • Custom website design
  • Website programming
  • Information architecture development

How did we help them out?

  • A thorough restructuring their existing content meets the needs of their identified user groups, allowing them to find desired information in just a few clicks
  • Community Press & News blog feeds into the home page and allows staff to feature important municipal information
  • Emergency Announcements & a new Events Calendar is easy for staff to keep up to date and important information quick to find

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