Who uses a university website
Applicants need programme details, admission requirements, tuition and deadlines. Current students need schedules, materials and administrative services. Faculty need research and internal information. Employers and partners need something else again. Most university sites are organised by administrative structure, so every one of those audiences navigates by guesswork, and the application process — the commercially critical one — runs on paper and office visits at exactly the moment competitors abroad accept applications online in twenty minutes.
What we build for a university
First, programme pages with requirements, duration, tuition and career outcomes, which is what applicants compare. Second, a fully online application with document upload and status tracking, since a slow process loses applicants to institutions that made it easy. Third, faculty and research pages, which attract partnerships and international collaboration. Fourth, a student portal for schedules, materials and administrative requests, replacing queues at an office window.