Cultivating ASL Websites
summary
A web redesign model for Italian local health authority (ASL) sites implemented as a Figma template, WordPress CMS and operational procedures; applied to ASL Vercelli and ASL Lanciano‑Vasto‑Chieti. The approach used Screaming Frog plus a Figma component library and WordPress to map, prune (reducing thousands of pages to a few hundred), migrate and monitor content, enforcing editorial responsibility and improving accessibility and sustainability.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00ASL project intro
- 1:22Botanical website metaphors
- 3:56ASL site decline causes
- 7:58Accessibility and UX issues
- 9:45ASL model for accessible sites
- 12:28Repotting sites like plants
- 14:03Ongoing site maintenance
- 17:31Pruning and repotting in ASL
- 20:59Warning signs and management
- 21:41Digital team metaphors
- 22:01Final thoughts and Q&A
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