Challenge Golf Costa Rica

Challenge Golf Costa Rica has spent more than two decades using golf as a vehicle for inclusion and development for people with disabilities. What it lacked was a place of its own online able to carry that: its history, its current programme, its partnerships and what comes next.

The first problem was not design but structure. An organization with twenty years of history accumulates scattered material — photographs, press clippings, tournament records, testimonies — and the question of what gets published, and on what evidence, comes before any visual decision. That is where we started.

We defined a verified-content foundation: nothing is published without evidence behind it. On that base we built the site architecture — history, people, programme, impact, international reach and participation — and a flow for taking in historical material and approving media and stories before they go live. That is what lets the site grow without anyone having to re-check what is already published.

The organization’s official visual identity is the source of truth for the design. The site respects it rather than reinterpreting it: its colours, its mark, its tone. It is not our site; it is theirs.

It is live, bilingual, and was taken end to end: requirements, content architecture, design, build, deployment and operation.

What we delivered

• A verified-content foundation: nothing published without evidence
• Content architecture for twenty years of history
• Bilingual implementation using the official visual identity
• An approval flow for media and stories
• Production deployment and operation

Delivery

Built in days, not quarters.