- Client: Central Sydney General Practice Network
- CMS: Expression Engine
- Project: Professional Blog, Community, Other
- Tags: professional, medical, health, blue, green
Lee Sheppard came to us last year about a redesign for their large non-profit website in Australia, the Central Sydney General Practice Network (CSGPN). Their previous site was rather ‘old school’ in terms of structure and they desired a content management system that would allow them to easily maintain their content in a dynamic environment. Expression Engine to the rescue!
With all the goodies CSGPN desired, we needed a beefy CMS, so we created many weblogs with Expression Engine and integrated the Forums module, as well as a members-only VIP blog, a consumers-only area and designed to match member profiles, control panel and user experience.
CSPGN’s website is a hub for Australian physicians and health care providers as well as the general public. Each major department displayed on the homepage has it’s own service section with a supplemental blog category, but a full list of services is available at all times in the sidebar, along with demographic-specific content filtered into central locations on the site.
Each staff members and board member listed in the Contact area is an author-level member in the site and their profiles are integrated dynamically across the site.
What drew us to Moxie Design Studios in the first place was their distinct, visually appealing design sense for websites. And our website was written in an old version of HTML that was dated by six years. We were desperate to get our content under control and manageable. Joelle was able to analyse our needs and provide a restructuring plan to establish us with a content management system and a means to allow our staff of over thirty to modify content and maintain emergency alerts. This new approach to our website design and function has made us translate the same principals into our business operations. And we refer to it as Joelle-ification. And some day, we bet you will be Joelle-ifying too. Thanks Joelle!
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