Common mistakes in Horizon Europe project websites
Three recurring patterns in Horizon Europe project websites, and how to avoid them.
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Treating the website as a one-off deliverable
When a project website is treated as a launch deliverable rather than a living tool, it ages quickly. The most common consequence is a structure that cannot absorb new deliverables, results or events without manual intervention from a developer.
Overloaded homepages
Project homepages often try to communicate every aspect of the project at once. A clearer approach is to use the homepage to orient visitors (who this is, what it does, where to go next) and let dedicated pages carry the depth.
Hidden deliverables and publications
Deliverables and publications are often a primary reason visitors arrive on a project website. They should be easy to find, well structured and consistently presented across the project lifecycle.