Client
Interactivity Foundation
Case Study · Full Custom Build
A digital home for civic discussion, built to grow with the mission.
Interactivity Foundation runs multiple ongoing programs — discussion certificates, coach training, resource libraries, and community events — all under one roof.
The Challenge
Interactivity Foundation runs several distinct programs at once — the Collaborative Discussion Project, Sustained Discussions, Community Conversations, coach certification training, and a steadily growing library of discussion resources and facilitation plans — each serving a different audience, from educators to community organizers to workplace teams.
The site needed to make all of that legible without becoming overwhelming: a flexible structure that could hold a lot of content and keep growing, without turning into a maze.
The Approach
Built in partnership with Ruzer Design, who led the visual identity and brand direction, PowerUp handled the WordPress architecture and development — structuring content so IF’s team could keep publishing new resources, events, and programs on their own, without needing a developer for routine updates.
What We Built
A platform built to hold a growing program.
Filterable resource library
A searchable library of facilitation plans and discussion resources, organized for educators, community leaders, and workplace teams.
Events & program integration
An integrated events calendar supporting registrations for coach trainings, webinars, and community discussion clubs.
Multi-program structure
Distinct, navigable sections for each ongoing program — Collaborative Discussion, Sustained Discussions, Community Conversations, and the Academy.
Newsletter integrations
Two separate Substack newsletters connected directly into the site for different audiences.
The Result
We love the new focus, look, and function of our website, and we whole-heartedly recommend PowerUp Productions for anyone needing help with their website — whether they need just a few technical tweaks or, as in our case, a complete make-over.
— Fellow and Projects Administrator, Interactivity Foundation
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