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Give your gallery a website that presents exhibitions clearly, supports multilingual audiences, and helps your team publish artist, collection, and event content with confidence.
When current exhibitions, opening times, artist information, and related events are spread across disconnected pages, visitors struggle to understand what is on, when to visit, and how exhibitions connect to your wider programme.
Many galleries accumulate years of exhibition history, curatorial texts, installation views, and artist profiles without a clear structure. This makes archives difficult to search, inconsistent to update, and less useful for researchers, press contacts, funders, and the public.
Art galleries rely heavily on images, video, and exhibition documentation, but these often create accessibility barriers if they are not presented with proper structure, text alternatives, keyboard access, and clear navigation. Public institutions also need lawful handling of forms, mailing lists, and analytics under GDPR.
If only one colleague or external supplier understands how the site is organised, routine updates become slow and risky. Exhibition launches, artist announcements, educational programmes, and press releases can be delayed because content governance is unclear or difficult to follow.
You can publish exhibitions, openings, talks, screenings, workshops, and related practical information in a consistent format that helps visitors quickly understand dates, venues, accessibility details, and booking requirements.
You can maintain a structured archive of past exhibitions, artists, curators, and supporting materials so visitors, researchers, and media contacts can find relevant records by theme, date, participant, or programme type.
You can present exhibitions, artist biographies, visitor information, and policy pages in multiple EU languages, with a clear workflow for keeping translations aligned and avoiding outdated parallel content.
You can display images, installation views, video, and digital exhibition material in ways that support accessible navigation, readable page structure, and inclusive access for people using assistive technologies.
You can manage consent-based forms, privacy information, editorial responsibilities, and practical reporting on visitor interest so your team can make informed decisions while meeting public sector expectations.
Yes. We structure the website so your staff can add and update exhibitions, artists, events, press materials, and visitor information through clear editing workflows. The aim is to reduce dependency on technical specialists for routine publishing.
We design and build with WCAG 2.1 AA requirements in mind, including keyboard navigation, page structure, contrast, form usability, and appropriate alternatives for visual content. For galleries, this is especially important because exhibition pages often rely on images, captions, and media documentation.
Yes. We can create a structured archive that helps visitors and staff browse past exhibitions, artist profiles, curatorial texts, and related events in a consistent way. This is useful for public access, institutional memory, media enquiries, and reporting.
Yes. We regularly work with EU public sector expectations, including procurement processes, GDPR-conscious handling of forms and data, multilingual publishing needs, and clear governance around who can update what content. We can also help define requirements before a full build begins.
