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AI4GreenDeal is an EU‑backed initiative that aims to build the next generation of specialists who can combine digital skills with energy domain knowledge to accelerate Europe’s green transition. The Smultron team delivered a clear, accessible, and scalable online presence that communicates the programme’s goals, partner,s and educational offer.

The website brief was straightforward: build a digital hub capable of presenting a multi‑partner, EU‑level AI initiative in a way that feels authoritative, transparent, and easy to navigate. Key constraints included:

We treated the project as a communications design challenge rather than a feature‑heavy build. Our process focused on three priorities:
Structure and clarity — distilled programme content into a simple information architecture so visitors can quickly find programme details, partners and news.
User‑centred UX and UI — designed templates and components that make complex academic content readable and scannable.
Robust, maintainable implementation — built the site on WordPress with a modular theme and clean content patterns to make future updates and expansions straightforward for the AI4GreenDeal team.

UX & UI: wireframes and visual system that prioritise legibility, hierarchy and quick access to key resources (programme overview, partners, news).
Development: custom WordPress theme, responsive front‑end, CMS patterns for partner profiles and news posts.
Deployment & Handover: staging → production workflow, basic performance tuning, and documentation for content editors.

Platform: WordPress
Front‑end: HTML5, CSS (responsive), JavaScript
Delivery: Git‑backed deployment, staging environment, editor documentation

The AI4GreenDeal project delivered a clear and scalable website that gives the initiative a professional, EU‑grade public presence at the intersection of AI and the energy sector. Built with thoughtful UX, cohesive UI and a solid WordPress foundation, the platform enables the consortium to share news, partner information and educational content with ease. It also provides a reliable base for future expansion, supporting the programme’s mission to develop digital skills essential for Europe’s green transition.


