University of Connecticut Enrichment Programs has 7 separate websites, encompassing a wide variety of student services. In 2012 I managed a complete redesign of all seven sites to a WordPress multisite.

After:

• The sites have a cleaner, easier to read design, with images used to create a friendlier feel.
• Dynamic menus have multiple levels, rather than one long list.
• Calendar is fed from the main university calendar, so events are only entered once and automatically post to appropriate website.
• A news feature displays on the main page automatically via RSS feed.
• Search feature prominent, and allows either search of individual site or full university site
• Calendar and news feeds allow each website to share events and display content from other Enrichment sites automatically
• Social media streams were integrated into the design of the sites

[Keep in mind that once my work is done, web sites may be altered significantly as the needs of the organization changes, and as web technology improves.]

What the Websites looked like before the redesign:

• Original websites were classic table-based HTML with long and complex menus.
• Text was dense, and navigation was difficult.  Often navigation was table-based within the content.
• No calendar feature; all events were entered by hand multiple times for each site and university calendar.
• No news or RSS feeds.  No sharing between sites other than manual entry.
• No integration of social media for most sites.
• Few or no images.
• No search feature.