WA Feral Cat Working Group
The Western Australian Feral Cat Working Group aims to improve the trajectory of Western Australian native fauna conservation outcomes through collaborative, effective, resource-efficient and humane management of feral cats. Feral Cats is concerned with preservation and increasing knowledge to mitigate cat impacts on biodiversity and needs a website that can give visitors the best information available. The objective is for the users to feel that they are having a positive impact on biodiversity from their contributions toward the removal of feral cats and leave the website feeling like they have a better understanding about feral cats an their impact on biodiversity.
Enhancing the Western Australian Feral Cat Working Group’s Online Presence
Feral Cat Working Group requires a website that serves as an informative platform, providing visitors with the best available information on feral cats. The objective is to empower users to contribute positively to biodiversity conservation efforts by understanding feral cat impacts and management strategies.
This is how we approach to meet WAFCWG needs:
- Clear Navigation: Design an intuitive website layout with easily accessible menus and navigation bars to allow visitors to find information quickly.
- Engaging Visuals: Utilize high-quality images, infographics, and videos to visually depict feral cat impacts, management strategies, and success stories.
- Interactive Features: Incorporate interactive elements such as quizzes, polls, and interactive maps to engage visitors and encourage active participation.
- Responsive Design: Ensure the website is optimized for mobile devices to provide a seamless user experience across all screen sizes.
- Content Organization: Organize content into clear sections and categories, making it easy for users to navigate and find relevant information.
By incorporating these design solutions, the Western Australian Feral Cat Working Group will create an engaging and informative website that effectively educates visitors, fosters community engagement, and encourages action towards biodiversity conservation through feral cat management.
