The Pod BW — A digital hub for Brabant Wallon
A WordPress (Bedrock) site for The Pod, a digital-innovation and training hub in Brabant Wallon — presenting its coworking, events, and tech courses, from blockchain to cybersecurity.
- Client
- The Pod
- Role
- WordPress build — backend & frontend
- When
- 2022
A WordPress (Bedrock) site for The Pod, a digital-innovation and training hub in Brabant Wallon — presenting its coworking, events, and tech courses, from blockchain to cybersecurity.
The Pod is a digital-innovation hub in Brabant Wallon — a place for coworking, events, and hands-on tech training, from blockchain to cybersecurity. We built its website.
The challenge
A hub like The Pod does several things at once — coworking, a rolling events calendar, and a constantly-changing catalogue of training courses — and its site has to make all of that legible to a broad regional audience while staying easy for the team to keep current as the programme evolves.
What we built
Delivered at Cherry Pulp on WordPress (Bedrock):
- A public site presenting The Pod's coworking, events, and training offer
- A structured course catalogue covering the hub's tech programme — blockchain, cybersecurity, and more
- Editorial structures the team can maintain themselves as the offer changes
My role
I worked on the WordPress build — backend and frontend — at Cherry Pulp, on the structured, regularly-updated content behind the hub's public site.
The interesting part
The real tension in a training hub's site is content velocity: it publishes constantly — new courses, new events, new sessions — so the site's value depends less on any single page than on how easily non-technical staff can keep it current. Getting the WordPress content model right for that continuous editing, on a Bedrock-based stack, was the core of the work.
Outcome
The Pod got a site that presents its coworking, events, and training in one place, maintainable by its own team — the front door to a regional digital hub. The site has since been rebuilt by another team.