Case study
East Fife ClubSport
A volunteer-run sports council does three jobs: represent clubs, celebrate people and fund their next step. The new site is built around exactly those three, because that is the whole organisation on one screen.
- Sector
- Community sport
- What we did
- Web design and build
- Year
- 2026
The brief.
East Fife ClubSport (formerly East Fife Sports Council) supports 83 affiliated clubs across 24 sports, from Tayport to the East Neuk. The old identity undersold the work; the new site had to carry the renamed organisation, explain affiliation in plain terms, and put the two crown jewels front and centre: the ClubSport Awards and the £500-a-year Club Development Grant.
What we did.
- Structured the whole site around three jobs.
Community, Celebrate, Funding: numbered, explained, and each with its own routes. A volunteer landing here knows in ten seconds what the organisation can do for their club.
- Made the money impossible to miss.
The grant gets its own band with eligibility in three checks, and the awards get a countdown: the two reasons a club committee visits get the loudest treatment.
- Turned the club list into a directory.
Every affiliated club, grouped by sport, each linking onward. The site serves the network, not just the council.
What shipped.
- Site for the renamed organisation
- Grant eligibility and application flow
- ClubSport Awards section with nomination routes
- Club directory across 24 sports
- News and impact reporting
What it does now
Affiliation is now a £15-a-year proposition a club can understand in one visit, and the council's real impact of grants, awards and school programmes finally looks like what it is.