The New South Wales Gun Club has been shooting in Sydney since 1880. In 2026 I rebuilt its website around one job: turning a curious search into a Have-a-Go booking.
Before
After
Most people find a club on their phone. The new site is designed for the phone first, with booking, directions and tap to call close at hand.
Each of the old pages became a section of one page, written for someone who has never held a shotgun. Switch any view between before and after.
Was: Getting Started, with joining rules, the clubhouse address and hours.
Three steps take a newcomer from a first visit to full membership: have a go, visit the clubhouse, join and get licensed. Each step says what to do next.
Was: About the Sport, on the history of clay target shooting.
Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays and ISSF Olympic Trap each get an explainer with an animated range plan, squad rotation and a live scorecard.
Was: Licencing, its own page with links to the official sites.
The Genuine Reason requirement in plain English, beside the NSW Police and Service NSW links a newcomer needs.
Was: What we Offer, describing the club's disciplines in turn.
Have-a-Go days, coaching, licence testing and corporate events each get a card and their own enquiry link.
Was: Contact Us, asking people to call during opening hours.
One form, sorted by enquiry type, so a Have-a-Go booking and a corporate request each land with the right person. A map, directions and hours sit alongside.
Every old page address now leads to its new section, so Google results and bookmarks still land in the right place.
| /gettingstarted.html | Get started |
|---|---|
| /aboutthesport.html | Disciplines |
| /licencing.html | Licensing |
| /whatweoffer.html | Services |
| /contactus.html | Enquiries |
| /aboutus.html | The club and history |
| /calendar.html | Programs and hours |
Tell me your club and I'll mock up your homepage in its own style. No cost, no obligation.
