Public sector · Public agency
A court's homepage redesigned to modernize its portal and make news easier to publish
Project summary
- Industry
- Public sector
- Company size
- Public agency
- Services
The problem
A court wanted to modernize the interface of its main portal, and the work focused on the homepage, with a new look (rebranding) and a new structure. The court also needed to make managing and publishing its institutional news easier.
What was agreed
- Prioritized scope
- The redesign of the court's main portal homepage on two fronts: the visual one, with the rebranding, which renews the page's visual identity, and the structural one, which reworks how the page is organized.
What was delivered
A homepage with a refreshed visual identity and a rebuilt structure, designed to modernize the portal and make institutional news easier to publish.
Who it’s for
The project was made for a court, part of the judiciary. The homepage is the entry point to the portal and serves anyone who visits it; the redesign also considered the people who look after institutional news.
The technology, in plain words
- PHP: a programming language made to run on servers and widely used in websites and web systems; it was used to build the new homepage.
- HTML: the language that organizes the content of a web page, such as text, images and buttons; it is the base of the new homepage’s structure.
- CSS: the language that defines how a web page looks, such as colors, fonts and spacing; it was used in the visual part of the redesign.
How it went
Assessment
At the start
An initial conversation to understand the client's request and problem.
Discovery Sprint
Before building
The problem was understood and the scope defined.
Development
In 2016
Built in incremental releases throughout the project, not all at the end.
Support and continuous improvement
After going live
The new page then moved into support and maintenance.
Technical details
Technologies used in this project
- PHP
- HTML
- CSS
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