After in-depth conversations with the clients’ team, we collected all requirements and guidelines, then with the help of our designers we created the visuals for the future to be website. The solution that we presented consisted of a website with 4 pages of educational content on wildlife and a teachers’ guide.
Each educational page consists of an introductory YouTube video that is embedded on the website in order to explain the given topic of the page. Moreover, we have placed a Google map of Denmark with specific data points and a search tool. The user can select timeframe, species, or any other information that would then filter the data points on the map. The goal of this interactivity is to showcase to the kids how they should work with data so that they can further apply the principles in their studies.
Furthermore, we have also created a page specifically for teachers with a small guide on how they can use the data for their educational purposes with examples of tasks etc.
All the data sets can be downloaded on the website, along with the assignments for teachers so kids can also polish their knowledge offline. Moreover, online and print graphic materials were created by us to ensure the unity of the visual content.
On the projects, especially with this level of complexity, we give our client the possibility of revisions and testing on every step of the project. This is done to ensure that the outcome of the work fully satisfies the clients at every step of the journey.