What this means for you
- Your team can change any page without a developer.
- You see each change before it goes live.
- Every form sends its answers to your inbox.
This is a client project. It is live at gpwba.com.
- The Alliance says it serves over 1,000 women.
- 1,000+
- Staff can edit every page.
- Every page
- Each form sends answers to the team inbox.
- 3 forms
The 1,000+ number comes from the Alliance.
The problem
The Greater Philadelphia Women in Business Alliance is a group for women in business. It needed a website. The site had to explain the group, list events, sign up members, and bring in sponsors.
The people who run the group are not developers. They needed to update the site on their own.
What we built
We built the site so staff can edit every page. They click the text or photo, change it, and publish.
The events page shows what is coming up. Past events and speakers stay on the site. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite, which the team already used.
The site has three forms. One is for members, one is for sponsors, and one is for questions. Each form sends its answers to the team inbox.
Where it is now
The site is live at gpwba.com. The team adds its own events and updates its own pages.
New members and sponsors reach the team by email.
Do you need a site your team can update?
Tell us what you need. We'll write back with what we'd build.