factory300 – Coworking Website

factory300 – Coworking Website

A digital home for the community.

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Worum es geht

For factory300, oha! digital developed a website that puts the community front and centre. More than just a digital business card: a space for exchange and networking, kept up to date by the team itself.

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Die Challenge

More than just a business card.

A coworking space thrives on the people who work there. The website should therefore not only inform, but also connect members and encourage exchange – while at the same time being easy and effortless for the factory300 team to maintain.

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Die Idee

The website as an extension of the space.

Our approach: a structure that prioritises community engagement, combined with a content strategy that informs and invites participation.

This turns the website into a true extension of the physical factory300 space – fast, accessible, and easy to keep up to date.

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Die Umsetzung

Built and continuously maintained.

01

Community at the centre

A website structure that prioritises engagement and interaction.

02

Content strategy

Content that informs and encourages participation.

03

Performance

Fast loading times without compromising on design.

04

Accessibility

Features that make the website accessible to as many people as possible.

05

Ongoing support

Maintenance and updates to ensure everything stays up to date.

06

Tracking & analytics

Measuring user behaviour and performance as a basis for improvements.

Gut zu wissen

In short.

What did oha! digital implement for factory300?

oha! digital developed the website for the coworking space factory300 – featuring a community-centred structure, content strategy, performance optimisation, accessible features, tracking, and ongoing support.

What does a good coworking website need?

More than just prices and opening hours: It showcases the community, makes offers and events easy to find, and can be kept up to date by the team itself. This way, it becomes an extension of the physical space.

Why is website accessibility important?

Because a website should work for everyone – including people with disabilities. Accessible websites are also usually more clearly structured, which benefits all other visitors and search engines as well.

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