A football alumni website that brings team history, player biographies, recognition, and ways to reconnect into one public experience.
The challenge
The association’s stories needed a coherent online home. Development had to support the supplied visual direction while keeping biographies, recognition, and community actions easy to find.
Role and scope
Site design: Steven Efantis. Development: sikahaus. This case study credits Christian’s development contribution rather than sole visual authorship.
Carry the identity through the implementation
The live site uses maroon, gold, slab-serif headlines, and football imagery. Shared page structure connects the alumni identity across historical material and community destinations.
Give history a readable hierarchy
The homepage pairs a team spotlight with Hall of Fame biographies. Visitors can move from a featured story into a full biography or explore the wider recognition pages.
Connect the archive to the community
Footer navigation provides Home, About Us, Hall of Fame, Wall of Honor, Blog, Media, Donate, and Contact. Invitations to reconnect and support the association sit alongside its historical content.
Outcome
The alumni website is live. Its public pages connect historical storytelling with recognition, media, and community contact paths. The footer explicitly separates design and development credits.
Reflection
The next useful evaluation is whether alumni can find a biography, reconnect, and understand the donation path. Donation or registration growth has not been measured here.
Current public site observed October 8, 2026. Payment processing, backend readiness, historical statistics, and historical test results are outside this case study’s claims.