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HOA Website Engagement Checklist

Published February 18, 2024 · 2 min read

Make it effortless to find information

Residents visit your site when they need something urgently—documents, contact info, updates. Remove scavenger hunts.

Build a logical information architecture

Group documents by category (governing, financial, forms) and highlight most-used resources. Add search and tags so residents can self-serve quickly.

Surface urgent updates

Prominently display alerts for weather events, maintenance, or policy changes. Sticky banners or SMS-ready alerts keep everyone aligned.

Support two audiences: residents & board members

Residents need content, boards need guardrails.

Streamline board workflows

Give board members approval flows, comment history, and version control so nothing goes live without oversight.

Provide resident feedback loops

Include forms for maintenance requests, suggestion boxes, and a dedicated contact path for escalations. Automated confirmations build confidence.

Keep trust with transparency

Residents expect professionalism online just like in person.

Maintain a consistent update cadence

Share meeting minutes, newsletters, and budget highlights on predictable schedules. A quiet site signals inattention.

Make compliance automatic

Ensure ADA compliance, follow document retention policies, and add login-based access for sensitive information.

Partner for ongoing care

HOA boards rotate. Your site shouldn’t fall behind.

Delegate the heavy lifting

A concierge plan handles document posting, resident requests, and proactive monitoring—so new board members aren’t starting from scratch.

Review analytics with stakeholders

Quarterly check-ins keep engagement on track. Evaluate portal logins, content views, and support tickets to guide the next improvement.

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