Case Study: Developing a Modular, Highly Adaptable Website for ETA2U

Client Brief

The client needed design and development for a website that included different categories and a user-friendly, clear structure - courses portfolio, calendar, categories, blog, and careers listing with an application form.

Challenge

As we did not have the content in the design and development phase, the main challenge was to develop the site architecture and components to adjust to all types of content and to further be reused without any issues or limitations.

Our Approach

Starting from Scratch

Our business analyst took note of all the necessary elements that such a website might need (such as the form submission, jobs listing, or search feature), and later defined a structure of reusable content and interconnected content types for all major website structures.

Starting from the wireframes, we carefully paid attention to all details that can be useful for the client and website visitor, so that each component is eye-catching.

The Right Resources

We allocated both technical and support teams, to make sure that each division has complete information while pursuing the delivery stages: architecture, client approval, design, and development.

We also focused on quality assurance, as the developed components must adjust to various content requests while being optimized and always up-to-date.

User-Friendly CMS

As the client would invest time in adding content for a newly created website, we chose Strapi, a clear and user-friendly content management system.

Having a simple, clear CMS allows the client to save time while uploading the first pieces of content with the support of our teams, and later modifying it.