Capture
Save the public pages, linked resources and referenced documents into a dated local archive.
Case 04 / Digital preservation / 2026
A preservation-led renovation that separates the legacy archive from a modern, organized static-site preview.
The approach
The project began by capturing the public site and its referenced materials without editing the source archive. A separate curated library then became the foundation for a clearer, modern multi-page experience.
Method
Save the public pages, linked resources and referenced documents into a dated local archive.
Map sources and assets so omissions, duplicates and external dependencies are visible.
Build a documented working library while leaving the original source archive untouched.
Translate the material into a clearer responsive information structure and visual system.
The unedited archive, reusable scripts, curated assets and redesigned site remain distinct for traceability.
The preview uses a portable multi-page structure with no requirement for a large application runtime.
Contact, updates, maps, video, payment and donation controls are intentionally non-transmitting in the local demonstration.
The archive records publicly accessible source material for preservation and redesign work. It remains separate from the new preview. This case study describes the local renovation process and does not imply that every preview control is connected to a live service.