Case study
Website rebuild and content platform
The website of a grassroots women-led organisation in Kenya, moved off WordPress onto a content-managed platform and maintained since.
Visit the live site(opens in a new tab)- Client
- Rural Women Network (RWN)
- Sector
- Community development
- Countries
- Kenya
- Years
- 2025–present
The problem
Rural Women Network, which works with grassroots rural women on climate-smart and conservation agriculture in Kenya, needed its WordPress site replaced with one its team could keep current — programmes, stories, news and resources — without a developer.
The solution
A rebuilt website with its WordPress content imported, and every page managed from a built-in content studio: programme pages with galleries, participant success stories, news and events, a blog, downloadable resources, and a working get-involved page.
Our role
We rebuilt the site, migrated its content from WordPress, and maintain it on an ongoing basis.
Outcome
The organisation publishes its programmes, stories and resources itself, from one editor.
Technology
- Next.js
- Sanity
- Tailwind CSS
- WordPress (migrated from)
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