For educational institutions:
Preschool websites where parents quickly find the most important information
We build websites tailored to preschools that make it easy to publish group information, meal menus, news, events and admission procedures. Your team can update content quickly on its own, and the website meets accessibility, GDPR and public-sector requirements.
Websites for organisations that value clear communication, accessibility and well-kept content.
For a preschool website, what matters most is not a pretty picture but clear everyday communication with parents. When group information, opening hours, the meal menu, the forms needed, news and the holiday calendar are easy to find in one place, the administration gets fewer repeated calls and e-mails. Website development for preschools here means not only convenient content, but also well-organised information, accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA, responsible handling of personal data and simple administration without complicated technical steps.
- 8yearsof experience – since 2018
- 30+tools deployed for organisations
- 24monthswarranty on completed work
Most common problems
Parents gather information from several different places
When menus, holiday dates, group news and announcements are scattered across e-mails, notice boards or social media, parents have to search several channels. Then the administration and teachers get the same questions again by phone or message.
Updates are delayed when everything depends on one member of staff
If several responsible people cannot easily change the website content, news gets stuck, the menu stays out of date, and admissions or opening-hours information quickly becomes inaccurate. This causes confusion and adds extra work for the team.
Publishing children’s photos and personal data carries risks
Preschools have to decide responsibly what information can be made public, how consent is managed and how to avoid disclosing excessive data about children. Disorganised practice can lead to complaints from parents and uncertainty among staff.
Admissions information is often not clear enough for prospective parents
When the admission procedure, documents, deadlines or links to municipal systems are presented unclearly, parents get lost and the administration receives many repeated enquiries. This is especially burdensome during periods when interest in admissions is at its peak.
What we do
A convenient preschool website for clear everyday communication with parents
Staff in charge will be able to upload and change current information quickly, without waiting for outside help.
Groups, menus and news published in one place
Your team will be able to update group pages, the daily routine, the meal menu, news, documents and other information parents need every day on its own, without complicated technical steps.
Parents will see upcoming events on one page, so there will be fewer missed announcements and repeated questions.
A calendar for events and important dates
You will be able to publish celebrations, trips, meetings, closure days, settling-in meetings and other preschool events in one place, so that parents always see an up-to-date calendar.
Clearer internal rules for staff and more trust from parents in data protection.
Responsible publication of photos and personal data
The website will help clearly separate publicly published content from more sensitive information, present privacy documents properly and follow GDPR principles when publishing children’s photos or other data.
Prospective parents find answers faster, and the administration gets fewer routine enquiries.
A clearly presented admission procedure and required documents
You will be able to publish the admission process, deadlines, frequently asked questions, the list of required documents and links to external registration or waiting-list systems in an understandable way, if the municipality uses them.
Your organisation gets a website that is not only attractive but also compliant and ready for everyday use.
An accessible website fit for the public sector
We build a website that follows WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility principles, is easy to use for different visitors and is adapted to public-sector requirements for communication, document publishing and procurement.
The preschool gets a clear platform where parents find the meal menu, admission procedure and group information on their own — fewer questions for the administration.
The school website was updated to meet the requirements. They took the school’s wishes into account during development and advised us afterwards. They answer questions quickly.
Talk to us about the structure of your preschool website!
Frequently asked questions
Will preschool staff be able to update the menu, group information and news themselves?
Yes. The website is set up so that the staff in charge can easily change the most frequently updated information: menus, news, group descriptions, documents, opening hours or events. Content is managed clearly, so no technical knowledge is needed for each change.
How are the publication of children’s photos and GDPR issues handled?
When designing the website, we plan a clear logic for published content, the presentation of privacy information and recommendations on how to publish children’s photos and other data responsibly. This helps your organisation follow GDPR principles and reduce the risk of publishing inappropriate content.
Will the website meet public-sector accessibility requirements?
Yes, WCAG 2.1 AA requirements are taken into account when building the website. This means the website will be easier to use for people with different needs, and your organisation will have a firmer basis for meeting the accessibility expectations that apply to the public sector.
Can the website provide admissions information if registration is done through the municipality’s system?
Yes. The website can clearly explain the admission process, publish deadlines, the list of documents and answers to frequently asked questions, and link to the registration or waiting-list system used by the municipality. This gives parents a clear path showing where to go and what to do.