Module · Public website
Municipal website
The municipality's public website: information, statutory transparency and access to the electronic services.
The municipal website is the public site of the local authority — built on an open-source content management system (Drupal, latest stable version) — through which the institution publishes information about the municipality and the administration and provides access to the platform's electronic services. The site is managed entirely without programming knowledge, from structure to content, through interfaces dedicated to each type of information.
Municipal websites in production: the 6th District of Bucharest, the town of Horezu and the town of Chitila.
What changes in public communication
The municipality has a living site that stays current: statutory information is published up to date, content is easy to manage, and permits and projects appear automatically from the internal portal, with no duplicate work.
What you can do
The authority's public website, built on an open-source CMS and managed entirely without code.
A site on an open-source CMS
Built on Drupal, managed entirely without programming knowledge.
Tailored design
Three proposals for structure and design, adapted to the identity of the municipality and refined through iterations.
Statutory transparency
The information required by freedom-of-information legislation: budget, decisions, asset declarations, recruitment competitions, the annual procurement plan.
Predefined content
Over 40 standard types: council decisions, organisational chart, rules of procedure, notices, news, events, investment projects.
Automatic publication
Content taken from the internal portal: building permits, planning certificates, participatory budgeting.
Easy administration
Dedicated interfaces for each type of information; structure and content managed visually.
Presenting the community
Landmarks, events and photo and video media — the municipality, for residents and visitors.
Accessibility
In line with W3C, WAI and WCAG recommendations, including for people with disabilities.
See all features
- Intuitive navigation: any piece of information reachable within three clicks, with a structure that can be rearranged
- Content organised into categories: administrative information, presentation of the municipality, electronic services and useful information (weather, air quality)
- Generic reusable content types: page, tabbed page, document, image, video
- Standardised transparency components: freedom-of-information disclosures, asset and interest declarations, the annual procurement plan, local development plans
- Residents can subscribe to updates on a project and submit their observations
- A record of published content, by type and category
How it works
From the site map agreed with the institution to content published automatically.
StructureThree site map proposals
IdentityDesign tailored to the municipality
IterationsRefined together with the institution
ContentOver 40 predefined types, ready to fill in
PublicationManually or automatically, from the internal portal
UpdatesVisual administration, no code
What you get as standard
The module is more than an interface. It comes preconfigured in its standard version, ready to use from day one.
- forms
- workflows
- registers
- reference data
- document templates
- business rules
- validations
- notifications
- reports
- dashboards
- access rights
- audit trail
Native integrations
The public website is the platform's window onto residents and visitors.
Part of the same platform
The municipal website is not a separate site maintained by hand alongside the platform. Permits, certificates and projects appear on it directly from the internal portal, with no re-publishing.
How you can start
You do not have to digitise the whole institution at once.
START ONE
The municipal website can be implemented on its own, as a first step towards digitisation.
START PRO + MUNICIPAL WEBSITE
If you already have the platform, the public site picks up the content generated by the modules automatically.
Would you like to see how a municipal website would work for your authority?
We show you public sites built on the platform and how content is published to them automatically.