Case study / Sancert
A clearer path towards certification.
Geeklab redesigned Sancert’s website and identity around the standards organisations need and the steps towards an enquiry.
Brand refresh / WordPress / Content structure
Delivered project
The brief
What the work needed to do.
Organise standards, explain the certification process and make the next step clear. We built standards-led WordPress pages, clarified process information and connected the content to enquiry routes.
The challenge
What the experience had to solve.
Visitors needed to find the relevant standard and understand how to begin without navigating unnecessary complexity.
The work
The thinking behind the delivery.
01
Lead with the relevant standard
Standards-led pages organise the certification information. Organisations can explore the part of the offer relevant to their needs rather than beginning with an undifferentiated service list.
02
Explain the process
Process information gives first-time visitors a clearer view of the route towards certification. The WordPress structure connects this explanation with the standards content.
03
Connect understanding to an enquiry
Enquiry routes give organisations a way to discuss their requirements. The identity and website connect the standards and process information within one coherent presentation.
Evidence and outcome
What the work put in place.
Organisations can explore relevant standards, understand the certification process and contact Sancert through one structured website.
More work to explore
ISTQB
Clear routes through certification.
Information architecture, user experience and responsive platform design for a worldwide software-testing qualification body.
ITAD Africa
Make a specialist service clear.
Geeklab designed the website and brand for an IT asset disposition business.
Your next project
Do customers understand the steps towards certification?
Tell us where standards, requirements or the enquiry process become confusing. We’ll discuss how your website can help organisations understand the route forward.
A 30-minute conversation about your priorities, fit and the next step. You do not need a finished brief.