Design, build and governance of the web ecosystem of a municipality — around two dozen online properties under direct management, from the institutional portal to tourism, events, citizen-participation and local-commerce sites.
The challenge isn't a website, it's an estate: heterogeneous domains, different technologies and distinct life cycles, all needing a common strategy for hosting, security, observability and orderly decommissioning.
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│ SHARED GOVERNANCE │
│ hosting · security · observability · GDPR │
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├─▶ Institutional · the municipal portal
├─▶ Tourism · destination + events / culture
├─▶ Participation · citizen participation
└─▶ Commerce · store / local services
~20 properties · PT / EN · multi-stack
Each property has its own audience and purpose, but shares principles: separation of institutional and editorial content, role-based content management, PT/EN bilingualism and GDPR-compliant analytics. Continuous rationalisation — consolidate what stays, decommission what no longer makes sense — keeps the estate lean, coherent and secure.
More than a sum of sites, this is architecture and governance work: giving a municipality a consistent, sustainable and maintainable digital presence.
