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BridgeMuseum: WordPress to Kentico Website Redesign
BridgeMuseum is a heritage and interactive museum inside the South-East Pylon of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. When it rebranded from Pylon Lookout, we designed and built a new Kentico website to match.
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BridgeMuseum
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A New Brand Needs a New Website
The attraction first known as Pylon Lookout became BridgeMuseum, and the new name came with a new brand. Once the branding was ready, we turned it into a website that feels like the same place. The brand stands on its own, but it also sits comfortably alongside BridgeClimb, so the UI design keeps the two in the same family without making the museum feel like a sub-brand.
Built Around Booking
Getting people through the door is the main job of the site. We designed the full booking journey, from selecting tickets and choosing a date and time through to add-ons, cart, checkout and gift vouchers, with a clear order summary beside every step. A Book Now button stays in the main navigation throughout, so booking is always one click away.
Why We Built It on Xperience by Kentico
The original Pylon Lookout site ran on WordPress. The rebrand was the right moment to move, so we rebuilt the site on Kentico, a CMS built around structured, reusable content instead of a collection of one-off pages. It gives the BridgeMuseum team a solid foundation to grow on.
Frequently asked questions
Webcoda designed and built it. We completed the information architecture, wireframes, UI design and development for the new site.
The site runs on Kentico. It replaced the original WordPress site that served the attraction under its earlier name, Pylon Lookout.