Wisconsin Harbor Towns / Case study

Many destinations.
One supported website.

Website design, hosting, maintenance, and support for a Wisconsin harbor-town visitor resource.

Client: Wisconsin Harbor Towns Association
Project focus: Tourism and destinations
Website: wisconsinharbortowns.net
Engagement: Design + hosting + maintenance + support

Destination imagery featured by Wisconsin Harbor Towns Association — **Wisconsin Harbor Towns Association**Client website imagery
**Tourism and destinations**

The client

Behind the
website.

The Wisconsin Harbor Towns Association website introduces communities along Wisconsin’s Great Lakes shoreline. It describes destinations, visitor interests, and information for people arriving by water or traveling by land.

This overview separates client website context from MWMedia’s confirmed service scope. Project-specific decisions, dates, and results are identified below as content to supply.

On the public website

A closer look
at the experience.

A snapshot of the client’s public-facing content—not a claim that every feature was built by MWMedia or delivered measurable results.

01 /

Community discovery

An introduction to harbor communities, from larger cities to fishing villages.

02 /

Visitor interests

Information spans recreation, museums, shopping, arts, dining, and scenery.

03 /

Travel context

Community profiles are described as a resource for boaters, cruise passengers, and land travelers.

What MWMedia provides

The design.
The care around it.

Four connected services make up the confirmed engagement for Wisconsin Harbor Towns.

01 /

Website design

Website design for the client’s online presence.

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02 /

Hosting

Website hosting as part of the client engagement.

Explore website care

03 /

Maintenance

Website maintenance beyond the initial design work.

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04 /

Support

Website support alongside hosting and maintenance.

Explore ongoing support

Content planning placeholders — not published results

The next chapter:
the proof.

What to add for Wisconsin Harbor Towns. The service scope is confirmed; these prompts are unfinished content, not claims about what happened.

01 / Content to supply

The starting challenge

[Original problem + business impact]

What made it difficult for visitors to discover communities or for the association to keep destination information current?

02 / Content to supply

The thinking behind the design

[Decision + reason + example]

Explain the content organization and community-discovery decisions included in MWMedia’s work. Confirm any directory or search features separately.

03 / Content to supply

Show the change

[Before + after + dates + image credits]

Supply before-and-after homepage and community-profile screenshots, including mobile views, with destination-image credits.

04 / Content to supply

Evidence of the impact

[Outcome + baseline + comparison period + source]

Provide documented community-profile engagement, referrals to member destinations, or administrative improvements with dates and sources. Do not equate website activity with visitor spending.

Dates, scope, and publication permission

[Project start] · [Launch date] · [Support period] · [Client approval]

Confirm the engagement timeline, distinguish completed design work from continuing services, and approve all names, imagery, and evidence for publication. Replace or remove these planning blocks before promoting the finished story.

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