DESIGN
How did we restructure a content-heavy website to be easy to use and navigate?
CSEdWeek offers a massive amount of content on their site. Nevertheless, their goal was to achieve a clear and engaging navigation experience to help users find exactly what they need.

After figuring out the sitemap, we searched for a core element that could promote all 5 calls to action. It was important for us to make this feature not only noticeable but also interactive and playful. In the end, we came up with an accordion widget that displays and collapses each of the calls to action on hover.

The accordion widget was built on a simple grid, so it could be reused multiple times across the site.
To soften the thick lines, we opted for a vibrant color palette which appears as large blocks of color on hover.
Simple shapes were used for the illustrations in each of the site’s inner pages.

To structure the content in the clearest way possible, we used different filtering systems to allow users to sort between the many resources offered to teachers, students and counselors by CSEdWeek.
The new CSEdWeek site increased the site’s engagement level as we saw in the analytics. Also, their SEO rank improved dramatically, making CSEdWeek’s mission more accessible to a growing number of students throughout the US.

BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE

Before diving into building the site, it’s important to take a closer look at the pages design and outline their sections (i.e: header, footer, welcome, blog, etc.)
Tip: List all sections on your design files
Take your design file and use a short title to describe each section.
It will help you to better prepare for the building process. Don’t be afraid to have too many sections, It would only make your life easier moving forward.
Mapping Sections
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We used regular text element with a hyperlink, container with grids and interactions to animate the button.
Mapping Sections
01

We used regular text element with a hyperlink, container with grids and interactions to animate the button.
Mapping Sections
01

We used regular text element with a hyperlink, container with grids and interactions to animate the button.
Mapping Sections
01

After figuring out the sitemap, we searched for a core element that could promote all 5 calls to action. It was important for us to make this feature not only noticeable but also interactive and playful. In the end, we came up with an accordion widget that displays and collapses each of the calls to action on hover.


The accordion widget was built on a simple grid, so it could be reused multiple times across the site.
To soften the thick lines, we opted for a vibrant color palette which appears as large blocks of color on hover.
Simple shapes were used for the illustrations in each of the site’s inner pages.


To structure the content in the clearest way possible, we used different filtering systems to allow users to sort between the many resources offered to teachers, students and counselors by CSEdWeek.
The new CSEdWeek site increased the site’s engagement level as we saw in the analytics. Also, their SEO rank improved dramatically, making CSEdWeek’s mission more accessible to a growing number of students throughout the US.


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ELEMENTS
API'S
DESIGNER
Olena Martynova
PROJECT MANAGER
Michael Mishan
TECH DESIGNER
Ayal Rozanberg
DESIGN
How did we restructure a content-heavy website to be easy to use and navigate?
CSEdWeek offers a massive amount of content on their site. Nevertheless, their goal was to achieve a clear and engaging navigation experience to help users find exactly what they need.


CSEdWeek
A content-rich website to promote computer science education in a fun and engaging way.
WHAT WE DID
Content, Design, Velo, SEO
PRODUCTS USED
Created on Editor X

CSEdWeek (Computer Science Education Week) is a non-profit based in the US. Their mission is to promote computer science studies among children and young adults from underprivileged backgrounds. This content heavy website includes resources for teachers and counselors, events, a blog and more. We used more advanced filtering systems to help users find exactly the content they need.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
01. Restructure the site
02. Promote CSEdWeek events
03. Showcase educational content



