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Brief
Overview
The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), had a free-access Archaeological Gazetteer of Iran, which was a web-based encyclopedia featuring archaeological sites, places, and monuments in and around the Iranian Region. When the client approached us with their requirement, we analyzed their current, existing website and realized that the existing website was not design-oriented and hence, there would be a lot of challenges to fulfill this requirement.
Our team was confident in handling the requirement and so, we went ahead and took up the project. The mapping system that was built ended up looking great and functioning really beautifully.
Services provided
WordPress implementation
Designs in Adobe XD
No-code integrations
SEO
During our work with IOS List, we embarked on a creative journey to reshape its online presence. We enhanced the website using Webflow, incorporated automation with Airtable, and ensured secure transactions with Stripe. User Experience Optimization refined every detail for seamless navigation. Integration of Google Maps API added interactive property exploration. Our efforts aimed not just at creating a website, but at building a portal for the future of IOS exploration.
Technologies used
Challenges
The client wanted to present one of their archaeological gazetteer publications. But this publication had some limitations concerning its usage. The frontend of their site was not attractive, it looked dated, and the backend was even worse with all kinds of functionality issues and lack of ease-of-use. They needed some real professional help in rebuilding their website.
Our approach
When we collaborated with this prestigious client, we were aware that this was not going to be an easy task as it was not like any other projects that we had handled before. We knew that due to a lot of challenges within the website (and because it was not a design-oriented website), we would have to move tactically.
We configured a new layout, including the structuring, Map API, etc. Earlier, they were using the Maps given by ArcGIS (ESRI). By configuring the site’s map, we made the site user-friendly. We implemented different filters and customized data flow across the site. API integrations were also a part of this project.
Finally, we were able to display the publication, restricting the usage, as the client wanted. The client was very happy with our work.
Strategy
We embarked on a journey to completely redesign the website using Webflow, focusing on improving user experience at every step. By integrating Airtable, we automated data management processes, eliminating the need for manual work and ensuring accuracy. Stripe integration strengthened the website's security and introduced subscription options. We expanded our scope by integrating the Google Maps API, offering users interactive property exploration features. Every aspect of the interface was meticulously crafted for optimal engagement and responsiveness. Our collaboration with the client was pivotal, as we worked together to incorporate feedback and preferences seamlessly.
Implemented workflow
These are the 3 main workflows that we implemented
Property listing
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Professional Profile
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Company Profile
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Custom designed Illustrations
Rethinking a design-oriented website
The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) approached us with its requirement to present an archaeological gazetteer publication, restricting its usage. We presented our client with a design-oriented website, implementing new filters and customizing data flow across the site.
Aesthetics,
convenience,
...and sales
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