Litera — Educational Centre Website

More than a school brochure

Litera’s website supports several distinct audiences: people choosing a Polish course, candidates preparing for a TELC exam and clients looking for translation or other services. The project brings these journeys into one recognisable platform while giving each service its own content and next step.

Dedicated journeys for different needs

The course catalogue presents levels, formats, duration and available groups. The TELC page gives exam information, upcoming dates, preparation resources and a registration entry point. Translation and other service pages have their own enquiry routes. Placement-test links and trial-lesson forms offer an additional starting point for prospective students.

My contribution

My work covers custom WordPress development, responsive front-end implementation, service-page structure, reusable sections and form integration. The website combines multilingual content, course presentation, editorial material and contact information. Its content-management structure supports updates to the school’s offer as courses and exam dates change.

Key parts of the experience

• Course cards with levels, formats and group choices
• TELC information, exam dates and registration entry points
• Online placement-test and preparation-resource links
• Trial-lesson and general contact forms
• Translation enquiries with document-upload functionality
• Blog, location and additional service pages

Connecting information with a useful action

Each main service has an identifiable next step: explore a course, check exam information, request a trial lesson or submit an enquiry. The website acts as a shared front door for the school’s educational and service activities. The gallery pairs the homepage with the dedicated TELC page to show how the same visual system supports different tasks.