Website for the VyatSU development programme 2021–2030
Assemble an official website that publicly and clearly presents VyatSU’s long-term development programme, its strategic projects, documents and results.
- Year
- 2021
- Role
- Designed the website structure · Built and launched the website · Packaged complex strategic content into a web format
- Client
- VyatSU
- Genres
- Web · Education
The brief
Assemble an official website that publicly and clearly presents VyatSU’s long-term development programme, its strategic projects, documents and results.
Context
This is an institutional case for a large university client. What matters inside it is not a bright promo presentation but the careful packaging of a large volume of strategic information into a readable, public form.
The website was made as a presentation of the university’s strategy within the Priority 2030 programme, but for the portfolio what matters here is less the programme as a separate entity than the level of trust on the part of a large university client.
Solution
The website was assembled on Tilda as a multi-page resource. That format made it possible to spread strategic projects, documents, reports and the description of the programme’s management logic across separate screens and sections. A news feed was made separately, so that the website would not remain a static presentation.
The case shows not just the ability to assemble a landing page but work with a large body of institutional content: programme documents and official wording had to be turned into a structure that can be read and used as a showcase of the university’s development. It is also a case about the level of the tasks entrusted to you: not a domestic promo site but an official resource with a strategic agenda.
What I did personally
- Designed the website structure
- Built and launched the website
- Packaged complex strategic content into a web format
- Worked with the university’s presentation style and the constraints of an official resource
Stack
- Tilda
- a multi-page structure
- content and navigation blocks
- a news feed
Skills
- information architecture
- web design for an institutional context
- working with long and complex texts
- launching a public corporate resource
Result
The outcome is a separate official resource where the university’s strategy is presented as a coherent and comprehensible system. For the portfolio this is a strong example of working with complex content, university bureaucracy, a news feed and a multi-page structure on Tilda.