What a park needs to communicate
A park contains playgrounds, courts, rental points, cafes, event spaces and seasonal attractions, most of which visitors discover by accident. Events are announced on a notice board. Spaces that could be hired for celebrations and corporate events are not visibly bookable, so the revenue that funds maintenance never arrives, and visitors keep going to the same corner they already knew.
What we build for one
First, a facility map showing what exists and where, since a park is used at a fraction of its capacity when visitors do not know what it contains. Second, an event calendar with registration for activities, which turns occasional visitors into regular ones. Third, bookable spaces and pitches for celebrations, sport and corporate events, the revenue that a notice board can never generate. Fourth, seasonal information and a concession directory, so both visitors and the businesses operating inside benefit from the traffic.