Newsletters, media releases, AGM papers and award announcements all sat under one News menu, where only Latest news held real posts and the rest were long pages of file links.

I scoped the work with Mohan, quoted it, drew today's site and the proposal in Figma, and built it in the theme once he approved.

I redrew the current news pages and site map first, so Mohan and I were looking at the same problem.

Every section has an archive, newest first, then a page for each item. Newsletters filter by year, and Conferences & AGMs by type.

I needed a staging copy of production, but ata.edu.au emails members and renews subscriptions, so an ordinary copy could email or charge real members.

The affiliates page holds a prospectus and four partner tiers, Platinum to Bronze, all edited in fields so the office can add partners itself.

ATA College sells the courses that qualify tutors. Each module is a WooCommerce product, and each course is a group of modules.

The restructure is on staging, and the production switch is scripted: change the permalinks, draft the old News pages, add the new menu items and flush the rewrite rules in a fresh process.

After the first call, I wrote that a shared newsletter link should say newsletter. That sentence decided the URLs, templates, editing screens and redirects. Small organisations don't need more features; they need a site they can run themselves.