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All Saints Hunters Hill Football Club – Modernising a community sports club website to better serve players, families and the local community

ClientAll Saints Hunters Hill Football Club
Partner: Squid Digital
Overview:

All Saints Hunters Hill Football Club is a long-standing community football club serving families across Hunters Hill, New South Wales, Woolwich, New South Wales, Boronia Park, New South Wales and Gladesville, New South Wales. Known locally as “the Family Club,” it has a strong reputation for community spirit, volunteer involvement and player development.

As the club continued to grow, its existing website needed to better support how modern families interact with community sports — from quickly finding information and understanding how to register, to accessing resources and staying connected throughout the season.

Squid Digital redesigned and refreshed the club’s website to create a more modern, community-focused digital hub that makes it easier for players, parents, volunteers and supporters to engage with the club.

Focus: Modernise the club’s website to better support players, families and volunteers while strengthening its role as a community hub.

The Challenge

The challenge was not simply to make the site look better.
It was to take an existing sports club website and turn it into something that felt more current, more visual and more practical for real users — especially parents, players, volunteers, sponsors and the local community.
That meant creating a site that could:
  • present the club in a more modern and engaging way
  • make registration and season information easier to access
  • better organise practical club resources across age groups and roles
  • support communication with players and families
  • showcase sponsors and strengthen community ties
  • reflect the energy of the club through photos, visuals and a more contemporary layout

What We Delivered

We redesigned the site with a clearer structure and a more modern presentation, helping All Saints Hunters Hill FC move away from an older-style club website and toward a more polished, community-first digital experience.
The homepage now acts as a central hub for the club, leading with simple, values-based messaging — “Play, Learn, Belong” — and positioning the club as a place where football brings the local community together. It introduces the club, promotes season registration, highlights important sections such as diversity and inclusion, the club code, constitution, player and parent information, training, grounds, and match-day info, and gives sponsors more visible placement within the overall experience.
Beyond the homepage, the site has been expanded and reorganised into practical sections that support the full club journey:
  • Our Club explains the history, football pathways and standards of behaviour expected across the club.
  • Registration gives families a direct path to PlayFootball, explains the relationship between registration and Dribl, and publishes season fee information and early-bird pricing.
  • Player and Parent Information acts as an information hub for families and returning members.
  • Club Contacts makes volunteer leadership and club contacts much easier to find.
  • Training, Grounds and Competition Rules help families access essential operational details without chasing information elsewhere.
  • Safety, Insurance, Child Protection and Code of Conduct present the governance and wellbeing side of the club in a clearer, more professional way.
  • Sponsors and Coaching content help strengthen the club’s broader community ecosystem, from partner visibility through to player development support.

Bringing the club into a more modern digital experience

One of the most important outcomes of this project was helping the club feel more relevant and accessible to today’s audience.
Community sports club websites often evolve over years and can become hard to navigate, visually dated, or too reliant on members already knowing where to look. In this project, we helped bring All Saints into a more modern way of presenting itself online by improving the site’s structure, surfacing key actions more clearly, and using stronger visual sections to create a more engaging experience for families and the broader community. The homepage in particular now combines club messaging, imagery, navigation, sponsor exposure and season calls to action in a much more contemporary format.
The use of imagery, large content panels and community-led language makes the site feel less like a noticeboard and more like a digital front door for the club. It gives prospective families a better first impression, while also making the site more useful for existing members who need practical information quickly.

Why this mattered for the audience

For a club like All Saints, the website has to serve multiple audiences at once.
Parents need quick answers on registrations, age groups, grounds, training and match administration. Players and families need access to the systems that support the season, such as PlayFootball, Dribl and TeamApp. Volunteers need the club’s structure, policies and contacts to be easy to share. Sponsors need stronger visibility. And the wider local community needs to understand what the club stands for. Those needs are all reflected in the site’s current structure and linked resources.
By redesigning the site around those needs, we helped create a website that is more than just an online brochure. It is now a practical communication and community platform for the club.

The Result

The result is a more modern sports club website that better reflects the quality of the organisation behind it.
It now helps All Saints Hunters Hill FC:
  • present a stronger and more professional first impression
  • make important club information easier to access
  • support registrations and season readiness
  • give families clearer guidance across the player journey
  • showcase sponsors and local partners more effectively
  • reinforce the club’s family-focused, inclusive community identity

Services Provided

Squid Digital supported the club with:
  • website redesign
  • website development
  • modernisation of content layout and structure
  • improved user pathways for registration and information access
  • sponsor and community content presentation
  • ongoing content organisation and updates

Looking for a similar result for your sports club?

If you run a football club, rugby club, netball club, surf club or any other community sporting organisation and your website feels dated, hard to manage or no longer reflects the quality of your club, we can help.
At Squid Digital, we build modern club websites that do more than look better. We create websites that help members find what they need, support communication with families, showcase sponsors, and make the club more useful and engaging for the whole community.