Peelbelang
Website for Vereniging Peelbelang Landhorst
About the project
Peelbelang needed a website. Since 18 June 1945 the association has represented the interests of the Wanroijsepeel, the Oploosepeel and their residents, and played a major role in the founding of Landhorst.
I built a site where news, meetings and the history of the village have a fixed place. Visitors find invitations to the general members' meeting, updates on local initiatives and background on how Landhorst came to be.
- News and invitations for members
- History of Landhorst and Peelbelang
- A clear home for a village association
The challenge
An association with such a long history needs a place where members and villagers can find news and background. Without a fixed online home, a lot of information stays scattered or only known to people already involved.
The solution
A website that makes Peelbelang visible: news posts, documents around the annual meeting, and the stories of the founding and the village. Easy to follow for anyone who cares about Landhorst.
What the site does
Focused on what the association actually shares.
News for members
Invitations, minutes and updates on local activities live in one place, so members do not have to hunt for them.
Preserving history
The site tells how Peelbelang started and how Landhorst grew out of the Peel. That story belongs with the association.
Findable for the village
Anyone looking up Landhorst or Peelbelang lands on a clear, current site instead of scattered bits of information.
What I did
A website for an association that has backed the village for generations.
- Website development
- News structure
- Information pages
