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Workware House one of the bgood website example

https://www.workwarehouse.com.au/

Here’s a few examples of Wild Apricot sites we’ve built.

https://societyofweddingprofessionals.org/
https://association.website/ (our own site built on WA)
https://ppra.net/
https://www.digsafeab.ca/

We have several more examples on our website at https://association.website/our-work/ that may give some more ideas.

Here is another site we build with wild apricot at Team Management Services www.esmba.org

Here is one of several client sites we have built in wild apricot www.nyamb.org

http://windermereisland.com/ - this one based on Skyline theme set

Winermerisland.com is elegant. Upon what theme is it based?

Simple and elegant new WA site:
http://windermereisland.com/

Finally, after months of hard work, my website is complete and I wanted to share it with other WA users/developers for feedback. Check it out at http://www.girlnetic.com .

We are a membership-based and events centric organization and for the past couple of months have been researching to find the best option for us to help manage our organization. At first was hesitant on using the WA platform because it was still missing some functionalities that are important to our website, i.e. more advanced blogging feature. I only decided to use WA when I came across dotCreativity http://dotcreativity.com Web Design Services who worked on integrating WA to our current website, customization and developing some of the missing features we required for WA to work for us. Believe it or not, our website is Wordpress and WildApricot combined! I'm SO happy with the result--everything is exactly how I want/need the website to be--and highly recommend dotCreativity http://www.dotcreativity.com to anyone looking to do more with their WA website!! I certainly will be!!

Jonaliza of Girlnetic Fitness Social Club

Here are a few Nicasio Design sites:

nedra.org

http://cqaa.org/

Thanks for sharing! Nice look, simple and elegant.

By the way, you might want to explore Theme Overrides for even deeper customization if needed:

http://help.wildapricot.com/display/DOC/Theme+Overrides

We were able to change the template enough to match the templates used by the whole university: http://oedk.rice.edu

I am working on learning more CSS options to challenge the site even further!

Instead of "members" we have used the profile pages to highlight our engineering design projects.

So far so good. Customizable profile pages would be ideal...looking forward to some upgrades!

I know this is a late response, but I really like this site. I would love to know how they designed the custom header, navigation bar, and footer. I assume the designer used themes overrides but any insight or tips on how I could do something similar would be greatly appreciated.

This is a nicely designed Yoga site:

http://yaony.camp9.org/

Hi Dani,

I would love to know more about how you developed your rotational banner.

Rochelle

That site development looks awesome

I'd love to see some more new ones if people will share

I like the way http://www.dfwima.org uses the login. How can I do that? What customization steps should I do to implement this into my site?

I love the top corner piece as well, the "Become a Member" triangle. How can i do this as well? THANKS!

I love the setup of this site. Is there anyway to share in the customization done on this site. I have had issues with the drop down menus staying in site, taking up precious room, this would eliminate that problem all together for me. I like how it drops the top menu to the side, allowing for non-intrusion of the web page itself.

http://www.spec.bc.ca has my vote on best design around the drop down menu. And the site looks Great!

Dani,

I love your login box treatment. Are you willing to share how you implemented?

Thanks in advance.

Jan