Orana launches new website!

Orana is thrilled to announce the launch of our new website, oranaonline.com.au. The new site will integrate Orana's, Down Syndrome SA, and Learning4All websites. The new Orana website will host content and information from all three sites. The new website will go live on September 1st, 2022.

Throughout the redesign process, our primary goal was to create a more valuable, user-centric, and responsive resource across all platforms and devices. We wanted to focus on making it easier for visitors to find useful information about our solutions for their specific needs.

The new website has been designed to be more accessible to people with disability, load faster, have a completely redesigned user interface to improve the online experience, be easier to navigate, and have improved security. 

The newly redesigned website features:

• A refreshed and completely redesigned user interface to improve the visitor’s online experience
• Accessibility features such as text size choice, colour contrast and more to be more accessible to people with disability
• Simplified and easier navigation so visitors to the site will be able to find the information they’re looking for quickly 
• Improved page loading speed
• Full mobile and tablet responsiveness across devices
• Improved security

"It was clear that we needed to make improvements to increase accessibility for our visitors," said Orana CEO Jim Liu. This is where the newly redesigned website comes into play. We consulted with a wide range of stakeholders, including people with disability and their families. In the end, what people told us they wanted had a significant influence on the final layout of the new site.”

Make sure you pay a visit to our brand-new website at oranaonline.com.au.

We hope you enjoy our new look!

About Orana

For over 72 years, Orana has played a vital role in supporting South Australians with disability. We provide opportunities for people with disability to live and work in their community in the way they choose through various work opportunities, housing, short-term accommodation, skills development programs, and daily support.