EU project websites
Common mistakes in Horizon Europe project websites
Patterns we repeatedly see — and how to avoid them — when reviewing existing Horizon Europe project websites.
6 min read · 21 August 2025
Treating the website as a one-off deliverable
When a project website is treated as a launch deliverable rather than a living tool, it ages quickly. The most common consequence is a structure that cannot absorb new deliverables, results or events without manual intervention from a developer.
Overloaded homepages
Project homepages often try to communicate every aspect of the project at once. A clearer approach is to use the homepage to orient — who this is, what it does, where to go — and let dedicated pages carry the depth.
Hidden deliverables and publications
Deliverables and publications are often a primary reason visitors arrive on a project website. They should be easy to find, well structured, and consistently presented across the project lifecycle.
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