Our aim was to design and code a website for the Kyoto–Krakow Foundation created by Krystyna Zachwatowicz and Andrzej Wajda. The Foundation is known for promoting Japanese culture and art at the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology, promoting Andrzej Wajda’s legacy and supporting young artists by providing scholarships.
The website was built based on WordPress platform.
Together with the client, we participate in workshops to better understand their vision and ensure an ideal fit with their expectations.
We start by gaining a deep understanding of the client's needs and project goals to deliver personalized solutions.
We conduct a detailed technology audit, identifying the best tools and solutions tailored to the project's needs.
We focus on user interface design, ensuring intuitive and engaging user experiences.
We create aesthetically pleasing and functional user interface designs, incorporating the latest trends and best design practices.
We create responsive and dynamic user interfaces, leveraging the latest front-end technologies.
We design and implement efficient and scalable databases, providing a robust foundation for your website.
We build websites based on the popular content management system WordPress, customizing them to meet the client's individual needs.
We conduct comprehensive manual testing, verifying the functionality of each feature on various devices available on the market, ensuring flawless operation and high product quality.
We ensure optimization for search engine rankings, security, and page loading speed.
We deploy the website on the production server, ensuring a smooth process and minimizing potential disruptions.
We provide regular technical support and maintenance for the website, ensuring its continuous availability and performance.
We provide a 12-month warranty on the work performed, ensuring clients complete security and confidence in the functioning of the website after its launch.
We made a UX (User experience) project and a website layout design.
The colors of the website and used graphics refer directly to Japanese woodcuts, Ukiyo-e.
Japan was near and dear to Andrzej Wajda. Calendar: Andrzej Wajda and Japan present the director’s relationship with the Land of the Rising Sun in a chronological order. Simple and intuitive navigation allows you to read about the events of each year.
We have provided a high contrast version of the website with the same content and functionality as the basic version. CMS is based on WordPress.
Our involvement in the website project for the Kyoto – Kraków Foundation was focused on creating a comprehensive, interactive tool that not only showcases a wide range of foundation-related content but also facilitates user navigation and access to necessary information. Through careful analysis of the client’s needs and attentive listening to their expectations, we designed a website that prioritizes clarity, utility, and aesthetics. We delivered not only an interface that is intuitive and user-friendly but also optimized it for performance and responsiveness.
