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Jason Wiggins Creative
This homeowners association paid to have their website redesigned in 2018 on the Wix platform. When it was released in early fall, it was plagued with inconsistencies, broken links, poor organization, non-functional responsive layouts, and critical content overlapping and obscuring some content.
This homeowners association website was not representative of the quality of this community in East Cobb just outside of Roswell GA.
Completely redesign the homeowners association website with a custom WordPress website. Using the Elementor page builder, we created a fully responsive website and better organized the content. Beyond just creating a flexible and functioning website, we had to raise the bar to be more aesthetically representative of the quality of life in this HOA situated in East Cobb just outside of Roswell, GA.
We are also adding additional functionality such as password protecting some content, adding a facilities reservation plugin, as well as a plugin to allow for digital signatures of neighborhood documents.
We were surprised by the difficulty in locating quality plugins to cover the needed features. If you need help redesigning your HOA website, we are already ahead of the curve and ready to assist you.
This East Cobb professional recruitment firm was a bit ahead of the game in the sense that their website was fully functional.
However, even though it was built in 2016, it was not a responsive site. Built using a Yahoo website builder, it was also a bit dated.
In order to better represent this local firm that specializes in placing senior level talent, we went with a ground up custom WordPress website redesign. We even did a little branding by establishing some fonts, colors, and creating a new logo
We are used to working under pressure. This project pushed it to the limits.
As the client sat in meetings, she was providing input and revisions. We would crank through the edits as they were rolling in and send the files to the client as soon as we hit a stopping point. As the client’s team had the opportunity to provide more rounds of edits, we would make those edits on the fly and send them back to the meeting. This cycle repeated for the better part of an entire day.
