Your proposal for the website should include the following features and functionality: General • Uses a mobile-friendly and responsive platform that is accessible, usable, and appealing. • User Friendly navigation for all users. • An action-oriented homepage that helps send visitors to the right place • Aligns with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2, American Disability Act (ADA), and Rehabilitation Act (Sec. 504) best practices. • Provide easy electronic access to various housing services and information. • Enhance delivery and awareness of the services provided by the WHA. • Provide a content management system (CMS) for website updates. The housing authority’s preferred website model calls for authorized staff to have the ability to perform routine content management related to frequently changed information. In addition, the staff webmaster should have more advanced and comprehensive ability to provide quality control and update non-routine information. Such a system needs to be structured for maintenance and updating capabilities by non-technical staff. • The CMS system should include the ability for the website master to manage access and assign passwords for multiple content managers. • Consistent design using existing WHA branding elements – each section of the site should have a common look/theme and consistent orientation and navigational aids...
