I run a nonprofit for a neurodiverse community of teens and adults and would love a “bulletin board” widget where we can post interesting activities and opportunities for our community. It would allow (not require) an image, a description, a link for further info, etc.
Hi there, @Catherine_Robertson ![]()
A huge thank you for adding this idea to the Wishlist!
Could you please share an example of how it should look? This would help us understand your idea better ![]()
The Bulletin Board app would work as a centralized announcement and information hub that website owners can embed on their pages to share important updates with their community in a structured, non-intrusive way.
Instead of scattering information across popups, emails, or blog posts, the Bulletin Board provides one persistent, easy-to-update space where users can always find the latest notices.
How It Would Work
For the site owner (admin):
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Create short bulletin posts (title + optional description)
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Choose categories (e.g. Announcements, Updates, Events, Notices)
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Control visibility (pin important posts, archive old ones)
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Set publish dates or expiration dates
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Moderate or disable user interaction (optional)
For the visitor (end user):
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View updates in a clean, scrollable feed
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Quickly identify important or pinned messages
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Read without being interrupted by popups
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Always access current and past announcements in one place
Key Features
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Multiple layouts: list, cards, compact feed
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Pin important bulletins to the top
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Status labels (New, Important, Update)
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Optional links inside bulletins (to Drive files, events, pages, etc.)
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Date-based sorting
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Search or filter by category (optional)
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Responsive design (works smoothly on mobile)
Why This App Is Valuable
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Reduces the need for intrusive popups
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Keeps users informed without breaking navigation
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Improves transparency and communication
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Ideal for:
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Schools and academies
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Communities and memberships
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Churches and nonprofits
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Clubs, teams, and associations
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Internal portals and student areas
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Example Use Case
A music academy embeds the Bulletin Board on its student portal:
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“New study materials available”
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“Class schedule update”
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“Holiday notice”
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“Upcoming concert reminder”
Students always know where to check for official information, without relying on email or messaging apps.
Why It Fits Elfsight’s Ecosystem
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Complements existing widgets (Popup, Announcement Bar, Feed)
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Focuses on persistent communication, not temporary alerts
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Easy to configure, powerful in daily use
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High value for education, community, and SaaS websites
Summary
The Bulletin Board app would act as a simple, reliable communication layer between site owners and their audience — structured, calm, and always accessible.
It fills the gap between popups and blog posts, offering a tool that many communities need but currently build manually.
Hi there, @Sergio_Armando_Cuell ![]()
Many thanks for such a detailed comment!
We already have a request for this app and I’ve merged your comment with it. If the idea gains more votes, we might consider it in the future ![]()