Konexio
Introduction
Konexio is a French nonprofit founded in 2016, with a mission to promote digital and professional inclusion for people far from the job market. It offers digital skills training and supports thousands of learners across France every year.
The project was a full redesign of their website, both visually and technically, to align it with their new identity and give the team complete control over managing their content.
My role: UI design (mockups) and no-code integration on Wix Studio.
Challenge & Business Context
The old site ran on an outdated platform that was no longer maintained and no longer met the organization's needs. It wasn't responsive, was hard to update without help, and no longer reflected Konexio's visual identity or the breadth of its programs.
The challenge was to deliver a site true to the brand, with a solid architecture so the team could keep evolving it on their own over time.
Deliverables
- UI mockups
- No-code integration
Approach
Building on Konexio's new visual identity (colors, typography, and patterns), I designed an interface that puts more focus on the brand and the organization's mission.
The work centered on designing templates that cover all of the site's editorial needs: homepage, training pages, team pages, blog, contact forms, press room, and volunteer recruitment page.
Each template was built as a system of reusable blocks, so the team can create new pages on their own without relying on external agencies.
Designing the training pages in particular required in-depth discussions with the Konexio team to understand their needs and build templates comprehensive enough to cover the variety of their programs.
Results
The new site delivers a consistent experience across all devices with responsive interfaces, something the old one couldn't do. The organization's identity comes through more clearly, and the training programs are presented in a way that's clear for their target audiences.
Thanks to the custom-built templates, the team now has a tool they fully control, with no developer needed for day-to-day updates.