Fully responsive, easy-to-manage website for a non-profit student organization
We helped IKSS, a non-profit organization, with a good cause and let our trainees build a real project from scratch.
We helped IKSS, a non-profit organization, with a good cause and let our trainees build a real project from scratch.
What we did
Designing a product that’s easy to maintain.
Creating manageable and accessible software in JavaScript.
Redesigning the website.
Our Goal
First, we spent some time learning about the student organization's needs and expectations. We needed to decide which tools to use to make the website efficient, so we went with the CMS Contentful. After that, we focused on web architecture and design.
We recruited 12 frontend trainees to join our Master Program.
They formed four independent project teams, each with the same goal: to radically improve the IKSS website. We made sure that each trainee had access to professional knowledge and best practices.
Every team had a mentor and a code reviewer to assess code quality and design compliance.There could only be one winner. Only one version of the page went live with the best-written code and the best user experience.
What We Did
What we did
I love it when a plan comes together. I love it when we do something for a good cause. It was an excellent opportunity for juniors to begin their careers, and we were lucky to gain new, amazing colleagues.
MasterBorn Proxy Product Owner
The Outcome
It's a fantastic example of a win-win-win situation. The non-profit organization refreshed its image and brought it in line with current technology and design realities. In a professional setting, Master Program participants got commercial experience in an IT company, including recruiting, tools and code review. MasterBorn attracted potential candidates who are motivated by continuous growth.
Live web application
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Highly motivated junior frontend developers who gained real coding experience
Four new MasterBorn employees (hi Hubert, Szymon, Bartek, Damian!)