A travel and hospitality-facing WordPress site focused on presentation, usability, and accessible content across airport terminals and amenities.
A WordPress contribution to a travel hospitality platform, representative of our work on content-heavy, multi-property travel websites.
Travel content has a hard job: the reader is stressed, on a phone, possibly roaming, and just wants a clear answer to a specific question — where do I eat, what's in this terminal, how does this work? A heavy, cluttered travel website fails the moment a traveler opens it. OTG needed a site that respected the reality of a traveler's attention.
We contributed to otgexp.com as a WordPress site tuned for fast, clean content delivery across terminals, amenities, and partner experiences. Page templates are structured so a traveler can answer one question quickly and move on. The editorial system is built for a marketing team that publishes often, across many properties, without breaking consistency.
Here's how we thought about the implementation, the choices we made, and how we delivered it—without sharing anything that would compromise client privacy.
Built content templates around specific traveler questions: what's here, how do I use it, where do I go next.
Tuned the WordPress stack for fast mobile loads on spotty airport Wi-Fi.
Designed the content model so new terminals, restaurants, and amenities can be added without custom development.
Kept navigation minimal — a traveler shouldn't need to learn a site before they can use it.
Operational metrics stay private, but the site's performance on mobile is measurably better than the previous experience.
