An organization is seeking a qualified vendor to redesign and develop a new website using the WordPress content management system. The project involves rebuilding the website and backend architecture, improving technical performance, accessibility, security, and ensuring long-term maintainability. The selected vendor will establish a technical foundation that supports dynamic content, trackers, and accommodates future growth.

Key tasks include conducting a thorough content audit to evaluate quality, relevance, and structure, followed by recommending strategies for archiving, consolidating, or removing outdated content. The vendor will redesign and implement improved information architecture and taxonomy to enhance site navigation, filtering, and search capabilities.

The scope also covers reviewing and integrating existing data-driven resources such as trackers and databases, and recommending stable solutions for their long-term use. Enhanced internal search and filtering mechanisms are required to help users efficiently discover publications, databases, and other resources. Additionally, the contractor will design and develop a dedicated subdomain (uscnl.icnl.org) as part of the main site, ensuring both shared infrastructure and distinct branding. The new website must present a user-focused interface, maintain consistent visual design across all areas, and deliver responsive performance on both desktop and mobile devices.