Education Development Trust work with governments, NGOs and other charitable organisations to improve school systems at scale. They own and manage a portfolio of schools and invest in a programme of education research that informs policymaking around the world. Ultimately, they improve how teachers teach and students learn.
Their website is a key channel in communicating the difference they make. It projects the breadth of their capabilities and thought leadership by showcasing their research projects, case studies and commentary pieces.
Quba won this project by demonstrating an understanding of how their new website would project their brand and capabilities across a global stage.

We ran a full day strategic discovery workshop with the client team at their HQ in Reading so we could capture their ideas and thoughts in a structured manner.
The session explored their business model, user personas, card sorting to define structure and sketching to work out content hierarchy.
A key part of the day was the conceptual visual exploration phase to explore how best to represent the new branding in a digital ecosystem.

Kentico CMS was selected for its unrivalled flexibility and powerful set of features.
EDT wanted the process of updating the website pages as straightforward as possible. Kentico's widget system allowed us to create custom widgets that could easily be used across multiple pages for different purposes.
As a result of this, the work required by their content editors was substantially reduced saving EDT time and money.