Education & Training

Yes. We design and develop websites for schools, universities, training organisations and other education providers. Our focus is on creating clear, user-friendly websites that are easy to navigate, simple to manage and aligned with your organisation’s goals.

Yes. We can help plan your sitemap, navigation, content hierarchy and key user journeys so students, families, staff and stakeholders can find the information they need more easily.

Yes. We can design landing pages and campaign assets to support enrolments, open days, information sessions and other education marketing initiatives.

Yes. We can support both brand and website projects. This may include brand strategy, visual identity design, brand guidelines, graphic design, campaign collateral, prospectuses, handbooks and other branded communications.

Yes. Making the website straightforward for your staff to manage is an important part of our planning and development process. We can create structured content and reusable components that make it easier to update pages, publish news, manage events, maintain staff profiles and keep other key information current.

For more complex education websites, we can also create tailored content management experiences using platforms such as Sanity, helping staff manage structured content without needing to control the design of individual pages.

Yes. We can work with a range of education providers, including government schools, independent & private schools, tertiary institutions, early learning centres and training organisations.

We recommend the platform based on the needs of each education organisation rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach. We work with traditional CMS platforms such as WordPress and Webflow, as well as headless CMS solutions such as Sanity and Payload for more flexible or complex website requirements.

For schools and education providers managing structured content such as courses, programs, campuses, staff, news and resources, a headless CMS can provide greater flexibility and make content easier to manage and reuse across the website and other digital experiences.

We can help determine the most appropriate platform based on your content, integrations, publishing workflows and longer-term requirements.

A headless CMS separates the management of your content from the front-end website, providing greater flexibility in how content is structured, presented and reused.

For schools, universities and other education organisations with more complex content requirements, platforms such as Sanity and Payload can be particularly useful for managing courses, programs, campuses, staff, events, resources and other structured content. A headless approach isn’t necessary for every education website, so we’ll recommend it where the requirements and longer-term benefits justify it.

You can learn more about Headless CMS with our article here.

Yes. Depending on what you need, we can provide ongoing website support, graphic design support or ad hoc website assistance after launch. We can also assist with more strategic work, such as Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) or Email Marketing.

This can help your team keep the website, collateral and digital touchpoints up to date over time.