While bulk materials have constant physical properties independent of their size, the physical and chemical properties of a nanoparticle are dictated by its size. Accurate characterisation of mean size, size distribution and shape is key to the efficient manufacturing of high-quality nanomaterials. The EU-funded NanoPAT project plans to use three new real-time analytical tools that overcome problems and limitations of conventional characterisation technologies. The new process analytical technologies (PAT) will be photon density wave spectroscopy, optofluidic force induction and turbidity spectrometry. The innovative technologies will be combined with new data analysis methods to provide, for the first time, real-time analysis of particles on the nanometre scale with sub-minute temporal resolution. A website with the domain www.nanopat.eu was created and published for the EU project NanoPAT, which is an European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Program, under the Grant Agreement number 862583. The purpose of this website is to communicate and disseminate project relevant information (main ideas and objectives, work plan, beneficiaries, progress of the tasks, internal / relevant external events, activities, news, project outputs, etc.) to the general public. This deliverable is part of the work package 7 (WP7) – Knowledge Transfer and Dissemination. The project partner BNN was responsible for developing the project website. This document presents the project website and the logo that have been developed. The project website will be one of the main channels for communication and dissemination of project objectives, activities and outcomes. Therefore, it will be regularly updated to provide continuous information about the project to both the Commission, scientific and industrial communities, and the general public.