WebSG
Use Cases
- Static informational websites
- Programme websites, campaign microsites, and service information pages where agencies need to publish content quickly and keep it updated without engineering support.
- For campaign and programme sites - time-bound campaigns stood up quickly, run for a defined period, and retired when done. WebSG's template library and shared domain make this significantly faster and cheaper than commissioning bespoke development.
- Dynamic directory listings
- Agencies with location-based or filterable content such as service locators, scheme directories, or event listings. Built on WebSG's dynamic listing components with CSV or webhook data (coming soon).
- Successor to GoWhere-style citizen distribution sites
- WebSG is the successor to DIYGoWhere and inherits a track record of 80M+ visits and 45 government initiatives delivered and extends it with a modern drag-and-drop authoring environment, dynamic directory listings, and deeper WOG integration. Agencies use WebSG to stand up campaign sites, service directories, programme pages, and other content-led digital products.
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Last updated 28 Jun 2026
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