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imagineourymca.ca is clearly designed to push the brand and to present a lot of information in a tight little package. I really like how the ‘pages’ have so much activity without getting in the way of the content. I especially enjoy the community sections user of video. It really grabs your attention without getting in the way.
Overall, I think this is a solid site. It clearly states a message and presents statistical information in a friendly, consumable way.
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