Millen Farm was a community farm created to bring people together around growing, learning and sustainable food. DIGITALO Services gave the website a complete makeover, expanding the original site with new pages, a fresh look and much more information about the farm and how people could get involved.
The Project
The Millen Farm website needed to become a much more useful resource for the community. The redesign expanded the amount of content and created clearer pathways for people interested in visiting, volunteering, participating in activities or getting involved with the farm.
With a strong visual focus, the new website used photography, maps, forms and Facebook Messenger alongside detailed information to bring the community project to life online.
What We Did
- Complete website redesign and makeover
- WordPress and Divi development
- New pages and expanded website structure
- Community organisation website design
- Information about getting involved and participating
- Extensive use of photography and imagery
- Contact and enquiry forms
- Google Maps integration
- Facebook Messenger integration
- Clear calls to action
- Mobile responsive design
- SEO-focused website structure
The Result
The redesigned website provided Millen Farm with a much stronger online presence and a central place for the community to discover what the farm was about and how they could get involved.
With more content, new pages, photography and practical features, the website was transformed from a basic online presence into a more comprehensive community resource.
Please note: Millen Farm has since closed and the original website is no longer online. This portfolio entry showcases the website redesign and work completed by DIGITALO Services while the community farm was operating.
A note about our portfolio
Our portfolio showcases websites as they were designed and developed by DIGITALO Services. Once a website is handed over, clients have full access to edit and manage their own content, so websites can change over time and the current live site may differ from the original design, content or layout shown here.
Some businesses and organisations featured in our portfolio may also have since closed, changed ownership, rebranded or moved to a different website, meaning the original website may no longer be online. We work with many new and small businesses and organisations, and unfortunately not every business remains in operation indefinitely. Where possible, we retain examples of our original work here to showcase the project as it was delivered.
