Information Platform for a German University

The Challenge

A German university needed a digital platform to educate and raise awareness about anti-racism topics among students and staff. Existing information resources were fragmented and not accessible. A clear information architecture was missing to guide different audiences through the content in a structured way.

Our Approach

We built an accessible web platform using Next.js and Directus as a headless CMS. The focus was on a well-thought-out information architecture with clear content pathways for different target audiences. The platform was implemented following WCAG guidelines and is continuously being developed further.

The Results

The platform provides a structured, accessible information resource with over 15 clearly defined content pathways. The headless CMS enables independent content management and expansion. The accessible implementation ensures all target audiences can engage with the content effectively.