Although thriving on social media, Wrecclesham Conservation Group needed a website to consolidate its online identity and provide a permanent access route for its busy events calendar. As pro bono work, we unashamedly repurposed substantial elements from a now-defunct client website, but added lots of new functionality specific to the needs of the group. In particular we incorporated the facility for cataloguing details of wildlife, for example this list of locally found moth species.
Furthermore, Kourou's file management facility was able to be customised to be the administrative interface for the archive website underpinning photo gallery delivery on the main site at launch – with the prospect of further sophistication being added in the future to reflect the group's interests in both local ecology and history. This kind of flexibility is simply not possible with the "instant website creators" that are so popular, but lead the unwary into technological dead-ends.
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