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Show a lively working garden. Put volunteer mornings and produce-table times near the top, with clear seasonal dates. Make joining a garden morning the primary action and visiting the produce table easy to find.
Community garden
Common Acre Project: A community garden website, built from one brief.
A community garden website that helps neighbors take part. Growing-season information, volunteer sessions, and produce collection hours are organized around practical questions, with visit details and a form for expressing interest.
The brief
The starting brief.
This brief guided the design and content. Compare its goals and details with the website and page previews below.
- Purpose
- Introduce a community garden, its produce table and practical volunteer opportunities.
- Audience
- Sacramento neighbors who want to volunteer, learn to grow or visit the produce table.
- Tone
- A community growing project in Sacramento. Practical, cheerful and grounded in the garden: seed trays, handwritten bed markers and produce crates. The useful facts are when to come, what to bring and how to take part.
- Key facts
- A neighborhood growing project in Sacramento, with communal beds and a seed-sharing table.
- Volunteer mornings are Saturdays, 9 am to noon, from March through November. Beginners are welcome; tools and gloves are supplied. Bring water, a hat and closed-toe shoes.
- A free seasonal produce table opens Wednesdays, 4 pm to 6 pm, from May through October, while produce is available.
- Saturday tasks follow the season: preparing beds, sowing, weeding, watering and harvesting. Children attend with a responsible adult.
- People request a volunteer date through the form. The coordinator replies with the meeting details and any weather-related change.
- Seed sharing takes place during Saturday mornings. Visitors bring clearly labelled spare seeds or choose from what is available.
The live site
Explore the website.
The pages
From the brief to the finished pages.
In the garden
Open this pageAsked for
Describe seasonal garden tasks, communal growing and the seed-sharing table. Use photographs of beds, tools and produce. Do not invent harvest volumes, partner schools, charities, grants or funders.
Volunteer
Open this pageAsked for
Explain a first Saturday, what is provided, what to bring and how attendance is confirmed. Form: name, email, preferred Saturday and optional question. Do not collect health information or publish children's portraits.
Visit and contact
Open this pageAsked for
Show the supplied garden location, volunteer and produce-table opening seasons and times. General enquiry form for other questions. No invented bus stops, mapped directions or donation checkout.
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