New look and feel
A complete visual redesign of the website.
Marine conservation and training
A UX/UI redesign for a marine conservation organisation.
I worked on the redesign of Conservation Diver's website: a new visual identity and clearer navigation for an organisation that trains divers in five countries.
01Context and need
Conservation Diver trains divers in marine conservation, with centres in Thailand, Indonesia, Hawaii, Mallorca and Portugal. I worked with them while I was living on Koh Tao (Thailand).
Organise an offer with many courses, programmes and centres so every visitor finds what they need, with an image that matches the project.
02My responsibility
My work focused on the website redesign: information architecture, navigation across courses, programmes and centres, and the new visual identity. The course offer and its content belong to the organisation. The footer of the course catalogue credits me as the website developer.
03What I did
Information architecture and navigation
A new navigation structure for courses, programmes and centres.
User experience
A better browsing experience across the whole site.
04Highlights
01 · Content hierarchy
Three ways into the offer
The home page sums up a complex organisation in three lines: training, career opportunities and materials.
02 · Information architecture
Courses by speciality
The catalogue is split into research, protection and restoration so each visitor goes straight to their area.
03 · Journey design
Certification path
Training progression is explained as a journey, not a list of courses.
04 · Location-based navigation
Training centres
The offer links training to the centres and countries where it takes place.
05 · Product design
From catalogue to campus
The site separates course discovery from access to the learning environment.
Description of the website as published today, which may include changes made after my work.