The short answer: someone visiting a club’s site wants to know when the next match is, how the last one went and how to sign up. That fits a light site, with text tables and shrunk photos, and the entry plan will do. The work is in someone updating it every week.
What the site needs
| What | What to do |
| Fixtures and results | As text (a table), not an image: it opens quickly on a phone and Google reads it. Update it on match day. |
| News and photographs | A short report per match, with a few light photos: Image optimisation. |
| Teams and squad | Names and photos of minors are personal data. Ask parents or guardians for permission: Personal data protection. |
| Sign-ups and fees | A simple form is enough to sign up. For fees paid on the site, it is already an area with login: Which plan for a members area. |
| How to get there and contacts | The ground’s or hall’s address as text, training times and a WhatsApp button: Putting WhatsApp on your site. |
Getting started
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| An out-of-date calendar is worse than none. Someone who turns up to a postponed match does not trust it again. If you cannot update it, put “see our social pages for the calendar” where it can be seen. |
| On final days or big matches the site may get a peak: a light page copes better. Preparing for a traffic spike. |
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Building a club’s site? Tell us how many teams it has and who will update it. Open a support ticket |
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