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Case study / TMAP Certification

Help learners find their next step.

Geeklab designed and built the certification website around TMAP modules, training information and specialist resources.

Certification website / UX / Resources

Delivered project

TMAP website with certification module comparison and training routes

Certification modules and routes to relevant training.

The brief

What the work needed to do.

Help visitors understand TMAP, compare modules and find relevant training providers. We created module cards, provider listings and article routes, with responsive layouts considered for smaller screens.

The challenge

What the experience had to solve.

Newcomers and experienced practitioners needed different routes through a detailed body of information.

The work

The thinking behind the delivery.

01

Orient different visitors

Newcomers need an introduction to TMAP while experienced practitioners need specific modules and resources. The website gives those audiences different routes through the same body of specialist information.

02

Make the options easier to compare

Module cards and training-provider listings connect certification information with practical next steps. Responsive layouts consider how these comparisons work when the information is viewed on a smaller screen.

03

Keep the resources connected

Article and supporting resource routes sit alongside module discovery. The delivered experience brings learning about the method, exploring qualifications and finding providers into one website.

Evidence and outcome

What the work put in place.

Certification modules, training providers and specialist resources now sit within one structured website, giving learners a clearer route to their next qualification.

Explore the expertise

Relevant services.

More work to explore

Your next project

Do learners need a clearer route to the right programme?

Tell us how people compare your qualifications, find providers and access resources. We’ll discuss how the website could make those decisions easier.

A 30-minute conversation about your priorities, fit and the next step. You do not need a finished brief.