Accessible
WCAG 2.2 AA from the first template, not as an afterthought.
The season starts with a form on the website and ends in a spreadsheet only one person understands. Registrations come in by email, payment by e-transfer, and someone re-types all of it. The schedule is a PDF that was right on Tuesday. And when that one person steps down, the logins, the process and the folder go with them.
Leagues, clubs, cultural and faith groups across Saskatchewan.
Before anyone sees it. Not services, not add-ons: the floor.
One organization, one season, told as it ran: what WCP did by hand, what we built, and what a season looks like now.
[WCP quote about a step that no longer exists. Two or three sentences above it on what the season took by hand and what runs on its own now.]

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That is the point. Editing is built for people who are not web people, every build comes with a recorded walkthrough, and under a maintenance plan there is always someone to write to.
We scope from what the site has to do, not from page counts, and we tell you before design starts what it will cost. If a simpler fix will do, we say so.
Often. We look at how registration and payment run today and connect to what works rather than replacing it.
Thirty minutes with Daniel. We look at your current site together and tell you honestly what it would take, whether or not you go ahead.