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The brief
The team’s old site was more than ten years old and carried an outdated logo. The new one had to say plainly that autistic athletes play real hockey here, on safe and supportive ice, and be easy for players and families to use.
All work
Sport2026Launching soon
Vancouver Orcas
A new home for the Vancouver Orcas, a junior hockey team for autistic athletes run by the Canucks Autism Network.
Launching at vancouverorcas.ca
- Pages, built around the season
- 9Pages, built around the season
- Comfort settings: Calm mode and larger text
- 2Comfort settings: Calm mode and larger text
- Years since the old site was updated
- 10+Years since the old site was updated
vancouverorcas.ca
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What we built
A bold, athletic site of nine pages built around the season, the first practice and registration. A settings panel offers Calm mode and larger text, and motion only happens when someone asks for it.
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Where it stands
The site is in final review with the Canucks Autism Network ahead of launch, alongside a short promotional video for the program.
<section class="hero" aria-labelledby="h">
<p class="kicker">Junior hockey · Britannia</p>
<h1 id="h">Autistic <span class="outline">athletes.</span>
<strong>Real hockey.</strong></h1>
<p>Safe, supportive ice, real coaching,
and a jersey with your name on it.</p>
<a class="btn" href="/register">Join the Orcas</a>
<a class="btn ghost" href="/players">Meet the team</a>
<dl class="season">
<dt>Season</dt><dd>October to April</dd>
<dt>Home ice</dt><dd>Britannia</dd>
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