website design
Arts for Learning Connecticut
A nonprofit organization who works to inspire and expand the education of children through the arts.
Centered around a culture of inclusivity and positive values, Arts for Learning Connecticut fosters creativity and cultural awareness through its programs and visiting artists. Its goal is to enrich the lives of the children in Connecticut by providing them with the opportunity to partake in arts learning through both their schools and communities.
Project Details
- SERVICES USED
- TECHNOLOGIES USED
- WORDPRESS
- GRAVITY FORMS + CONSTANT CONTACT ADD-ON
- SOAPBOX ENGAGE FOR PROGRAM & ARTIST DIRECTORY
- KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Improved Front-end Presentation for Users
- Streamlined Editing Process for Website Admins
- WCAG 2.1 AA CONFORMANCE
The Challenge
Arts for Learning Connecticut wanted an overhaul of their current FastSpring website to improve presentation and experience for users, as well as to simplify the editing process for website admins. This new website also had to be easily navigable for school administrators, parents, donors, and collaborators, so that Arts for Learning Connecticut’s mission could be clearly understood by all users.
Our Approach
We re-platformed Arts for Learning Connecticut’s old FastSpring website to WordPress and built out the new website with a WCAG 2.1 AA conforming front-end theme to make it accessible for everyone. The site provides purposeful redundancy to make it easy to navigate and helps users bucket themselves based on need. We also worked with a third-party vendor, Soapbox Engage, to create their program and artist directory, which integrates directly with their Salesforce account.
Homepage Layout & Design
Features a simple and clean design that allows users to easily navigate and explore Arts for Learning Connecticut’s programs.
- Bright, welcoming, energetic vibe that speaks to the programs AFLCT offers
- Easy-to-navigate content buckets
- News & Updates Section
- Testimonial Carousel
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