The Outcome
The new Perth Transport Futures website gives PKC a flexible and modern platform that grows with the project. It turns complex updates into clear, easy-to-read information and helps residents stay connected to what’s happening in their city.
Since launch, the Council has been able to manage updates on their own, adding new content and milestones as work continues. The site has made communication between the project team and the public smoother, building trust and engagement across the community.
For our team, it was a proud moment to help bring Perth’s transport story to life online. The result is a website that captures the city’s progress — one that’s built for today and ready for the future.
The Brief
PKC wanted a website that could evolve as the project developed — flexible, easy to update, and able to grow with each new phase.
Their old site was outdated and difficult to use. It didn’t show the true scale or ambition of the project and made it hard for visitors to find key updates. They needed a fresh, modern platform that could adapt as the project moved forward and connect with both residents and stakeholders.
The challenge was to make a site that felt professional and informative but also approachable and easy to navigate. It had to handle regular updates, show progress visually, and clearly communicate Perth’s long-term transport vision.
Key requirements
What we did
Our goal was to create a website that matched the project’s forward-thinking vision. It needed to look modern, feel approachable, and guide visitors through information in a clear, simple way.
We built the Perth Transport Futures site from the ground up, focusing on flexibility and long-term growth. Using Craft CMS, we gave the PKC team full control to edit pages, post updates, and add new project phases as needed.
The design is clean and visually striking, inspired by Perth’s growing cityscape. We used large images, clear typography, and well-organised layouts to make information easy to find. Every part of the site was designed with accessibility in mind, so all users — including those checking updates on mobile — could quickly find what they needed.
