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West Prairie Water Website Launch

Launching the first digital presence for a rural water utility — clear information architecture, accessible service details, and an easy path to contact.

Project Overview

West Prairie Water needed their first website to give residents one place to find company info, service details, and contact options.

Our focus was on making everyday tasks simple: pay your bill, manage your account, and reach support quickly. Critical updates like boil orders and outages are easy to spot, and water quality reports are easy to find.

CLIENT

West Prairie Water

TIMELINE

4 weeks

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The Challenge

Residents needed a reliable source of truth for service information and alerts, but there was no central, easy-to-use site to reference.

  • No prior digital presence
  • Information hard to find across channels
  • Need for an easy-to-use mobile first application

Brand & System

We developed a cohesive visual identity that emphasizes clarity and trust, creating a system that works across all devices.

Typography

Nunito Sans is used as the primary typeface for this website. It’s friendly, highly legible, and supports clear hierarchy across headings, body text, and UI elements.

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Nunito Sans

Used throughout the website for headings and body copy

Design System

A compact design system with reusable components ensures consistency and speed while focusing on resident tasks.

Key Components

  • Easy‑to‑tap buttons with clear labels and feedback
  • Mobile‑first, guided forms for billing, usage tracking, and contact
  • Persistent alert banner and notice cards for outages and boil orders
West Prairie Water color palette

Process

A resident‑first approach focused on quick access to billing, start/stop service, outages and boil notices, water quality reports, and clear contact — built fast, accessible, and easy to maintain.

01

Resident Journey Mapping

Mapped billing, service, alerts, water quality, and contact paths.

02

Information Architecture

Navigation: Pay Bill, Service, Alerts, Water Quality, Contact.

03

Wireframes & Prototypes

Mobile‑first flows; persistent outage/boil alert patterns.

04

Accessible Visual Design

WCAG AA contrast, clear type, large tap targets.

05

Rapid Implementation

Lightweight build with alerts, forms, CMS in four weeks.

UI/UX Highlights

  • Resident-first navigation
  • Accessible color and type system
  • Concise, plain-language content
  • Fast paths to contact and billing
West Prairie Water site on a laptop

Results

The site feels familiar and easy to use. People can pay their bill, check for alerts, or reach support in just a few moments. The utility now has a simple platform that is easy to update and ready to grow.

A Hero That Builds Trust

A familiar photo of the local river sets the tone. Clear calls to action make it obvious where to begin.

Trust-building hero with clear CTAs

Paying a Bill Is Straightforward

The Pay Bill action is easy to spot. Clear steps guide residents through payment without any second guessing.

Simple billing entry point

Alerts You Can't Miss

Outages and boil orders are clearly called out. A banner and notice cards keep everyone informed right away.

Persistent alerts for outages and boil orders

About Page in Plain Language

No jargon. The About page clearly explains who West Prairie Water is, the area they serve, and what residents can expect.

Clear About page content

Getting in Touch Is Easy

Residents can call, email, or use a short form. Whatever they choose, they get a quick response.

Streamlined contact page

See it live

Explore the production site in the wild.

Visit wpwaterco.com

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