Start with the purpose.
The association’s introduction explains its role in the Southern African regulatory environment.
A website for the Communications Regulators’ Association of Southern Africa, giving members and visitors a clearer route to its work, publications and news.
Launch project (opens in a new tab)Explore the experience ↓Website design · Webflow CMS · Publication and news structure / 2022
CRASA needed a new online presence that could support communication with its members and visitors, while giving its team control over website content.
We created a Webflow website with a clear structure for the association, its projects, publications and updates. Public information sits alongside links to its events and member extranet.
The website connects organisational context with the information a visitor came to find.
The association’s introduction explains its role in the Southern African regulatory environment.
Dedicated routes organise projects, annual reports, guidelines, consultations and other publications.
Contact details, events and extranet links connect visitors with the appropriate channel.
Website navigation observed in October 2026; the events system and extranet are linked destinations, not claimed as Cloudfusion-built applications.
A coherent online presentation of CRASA’s purpose and regional work.
Dedicated categories make regulatory information and reports easier to navigate.
Webflow CMS supports the publishing structure behind the website.
CRASA’s website brings its organisational introduction and published information together. Visitors can understand the association, browse its work and follow a clear route to publications or contact.
Projects, publications and news have distinct destinations rather than competing within a single introduction.
The website gives the team a content system for keeping its public presence current.
they have shown a great level of professionalism and innovation throughout the entire process.
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