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Communication platform for Dutch Lake Residence

For the Dutch Lake Residence area development we built a communication platform on Next.js with a headless CMS that brings all project information together.

Deliverables

  • UI design in Figma
  • Custom front end
  • Headless CMS
  • Performance and SEO foundation

Dutch Lake Residence is an area development in the Vlietlanden where nature, recreation and housing come together. Local residents, stakeholders, the media and the parties involved each look for something different. Your Tech Club designed and built the communication platform.

What needed to get better?

The information about the project existed, but it was scattered and hard to find. Every audience looks for something different, yet they all expect the same thing: clarity about what is happening and when. So the question wasn't how much we could build, but how to make a project with many phases and parties easy to follow.

Clarity rather than selling

Not every website has to sell. This one mainly had to do one thing: make a project with many phases and parties understandable. That drove the decisions, from organising the site by role to the calm of the design.

Three phone screens of the platform: the project timeline, the news overview page and the search field with suggestions for Vlietland.

What did we build?

One place where the project information comes together, organised by role and information need. The content is built from reusable modules rather than separate pages, so a new phase is something you publish, not something you rebuild.

Searching on a phone: "Vlietland" in the field, with suggestions below for news, eco-lodges and the recreation area itself.

The design was made to measure in Figma, with the emphasis on calm, hierarchy and readability.

What technology sits underneath?

A front end in React and Next.js that pulls content from a headless CMS. Pages are statically generated and cached, and the HTML structure is set up so search engines can read the content properly.

Three phone screens: the About Dutch Lake Residence page, the expanded menu and the contact form with a map of the area.

What can the client do with it now?

The editorial team manages the content themselves and adds phases, audience pages and news items from the CMS. There is one source for communication with every audience, rather than separate pages that each need their own upkeep.

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Frequently asked questions

Who made the Dutch Lake Residence website?

Your Tech Club. We did the UI design in Figma, built the custom front end and set up the headless CMS where the editorial team manages the project information.

What did Your Tech Club build for Dutch Lake Residence?

A communication platform for the area development. All project information comes together there, organised by the audiences following the project: local residents, stakeholders, the media and the parties involved.

What technology does Dutch Lake Residence run on?

A front end in React and Next.js with a headless CMS behind it. Pages are statically generated and cached, so visitors get a ready-made page.

What is a headless CMS and why was it chosen here?

With a headless CMS, the content is separate from the website that displays it. The editorial team manages structured modules, and the front end fetches them. That way the same information can appear in several places without being duplicated.

Can the platform grow as the project changes?

Yes. The content is built from reusable modules, so new phases, audience pages or channels are added from the CMS. Adding a phase doesn't need a new development round.