The website has a simple and clear layout where anyone can access the content in depth and detail. We organized the structure and navigation in a way where only the top-level categories are visible but their subcategories are deployed instantly when needed. It’s simple enough to avoid information overload and at the same time we designed the content management in a such a way that the author just tags one category and everything else is automated.

Accessibility was a very important requirement. Rather than installing a cumbersome ready-made module, we integrated the accessibility options on the main code of the website. The menu is very easy to use and responsive, while changes or additions are easy to add or modify if there’s such a need.

We didn’t design the logo or the naming convention but having just the logo as a foundation we developed it to a visual branding necessary for the website design. The result is a visual cohesive deliverable that could have been designed as a complete package rather than a separately made website with a logo on top.