The phrase "a website designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or function of a website, often followed by an action or goal.
Example: "We created a website designed to help users find local events and activities in their area."
Alternatives: "a site intended to" or "a platform created to".
In August 2015, India's Department of Telecom DOTT) moved the discussion to MyGov.in, a website designed to improve communications between citizens and India's Union government.
She has also launched MAI Hudson, a website designed to house "immaterial and long durational works" as well as a series of her exercises.
This isn't an app that you download from the Google Play store: it's a website designed to work within tablets' web browsers.
ParentInfo, a website designed to help older generations better understand the communications of teenagers and children, has been unveiled by the Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan.
It is with these in mind that the University of Warwick conceived and developed the Knowledge Centre, a website designed to take a "magazine-style" approach to promoting its work.
For teachers, the key is to be on the look out for warning signs, according to Dr Raphael Kelvin, the clinical lead for Minded, a website designed to help pupils and teachers understand mental health issues.
On 5 February, a Health Star website designed to provide ratings on processed food products to promote healthier eating habits went live.
Unsurprisingly, U2 and Apple have not released data on how many people visited a special website designed to remove Songs of Innocence from their computers.
To that end, the administration has set up a new website designed to debunk half-truths and myths and is pouring money into a huge advertising campaign.
But dignity was in short supply at Princeton yesterday when the head of admissions was suspended after it emerged that he, and possibly others, had repeatedly hacked into a Yale website designed to allow prospective students to discover whether they had been accepted.
Three dimensional videos which show how tongues move during speech feature on a new website, designed to help teachers, scientists, health experts and actors.
