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Case study 05 / 09 · Education
Tatva Global School

A school’s character, page by page.

A school website moves between big ideas and everyday questions. Tatva’s visual language carries its personality from learning philosophy to academics and admissions, using the supplied brand direction and content across approximately 69 pages.

My role

Website visual and interaction design · Zamstars

Collaboration

Supplied brand guidelines, narrative and content-team copy

Selected screens / Visual design

A closer look at the work.

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A swimming scene gives curiosity a visible school-life setting beside the expressive heading.
01A swimming scene gives curiosity a visible school-life setting beside the expressive heading.
Children sharing a book give the global-citizen message a recognisable setting.
02Children sharing a book give the global-citizen message a recognisable setting.
Each Four Cs tab changes the image and explanation within one focused panel.
03Each Four Cs tab changes the image and explanation within one focused panel.
Current live academic page: stage cards link to further detail. Programme names have changed since the original design.
04Current live academic page: stage cards link to further detail. Programme names have changed since the original design.
Academic-page design export. Programme names and copy have since evolved.
05Academic-page design export. Programme names and copy have since evolved.
Live admissions excerpt: steps and calendar information in the school’s visual language.
06Live admissions excerpt: steps and calendar information in the school’s visual language.
The school & its information

Balance the feeling with the facts

Families encounter both a school’s philosophy and practical decisions on the same website. The design connects those reading needs, using the supplied brand guidelines and content while adapting the layout to each type of page.

Image & message

Give an idea a familiar setting

Children sharing a book make the global-citizenship message visible in a moment of school life. Expressive headings, photography and colour carry that approach through the more characterful pages.

Children sharing a book give the global-citizen message a recognisable setting.
Children sharing a book give the global-citizen message a recognisable setting.
Explore the Four Cs

Give each of the Four Cs a moment

Cognition, Curiosity, Compassion and Character sit within one image-tab panel. Each selection changes the image and explanation, keeping the philosophy together while allowing one value at a time to hold attention.

Each Four Cs tab changes the image and explanation within one focused panel.
Each Four Cs tab changes the image and explanation within one focused panel.
Academic routes

Make the learning stages easy to find

Academic cards repeat a stage label, photograph and detail link. They bring the choices into one view and carry the school’s visual language into the more practical task of finding programme information.

Current live academic page: stage cards link to further detail. Programme names have changed since the original design.
Current live academic page: stage cards link to further detail. Programme names have changed since the original design.
Admissions detail

Let admissions set a different pace

Process cards organise the steps; a contrasting calendar holds the dates. This gives actions and timing their own formats while keeping the page connected to the rest of the school website.

Current live admissions page: repeated process cards and a contrasting calendar format separate actions from dates.
Current live admissions page: repeated process cards and a contrasting calendar format separate actions from dates.
Across the website

Keep the character across the detail

My contribution at Zamstars covered visual and interaction design across approximately 69 pages. Brand direction and copy were supplied. The exhibits combine design exports with labelled live excerpts, where some programme names and copy have evolved.

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