Case study · WebsiteDesigning a Website for a Media Production Institute
Great productions, scattered across the web.
Disorganized Digital Presence
While Barameji hold a legacy of producing landmark television and radio programs that shaped cultural identity across the GCC, their digital presence did not reflect this stature. The site lacked structure, with scattered content, confusing navigation, and no clear way to explore their portfolio. As a result, users struggled to discover their productions or learn about their role and impact in media.
Research first.
Every Vitruvian project starts by understanding the people it serves. For Barameji, we used 3 of our methods:
- 01Interviews
- 02Wireframing
- 03Prototyping
Interviews
Stakeholder interviews clarified Barameji’s goals and revealed that the site needed to do two things, highlight productions and communicate the institution’s cultural role.
Wireframing
Wireframing established a foundation for intuitive navigation and created a visual hierarchy to guide users through Barameji’s story.
Prototyping
High fidelity prototypes were developed to simulate key user interactions, ensuring all sections could be explored seamlessly.
A Structured Website Experience
The website was redesigned with a focus on clarity and accessibility. Productions were organized into clear categories, navigation was simplified, and the institution’s history and milestones were given dedicated space. The redesign ensured that visitors could easily explore their offerings while also gaining a deeper understanding of their legacy.
ImpactThe website was redesigned with a focus on clarity and accessibilityWhat we built for Barameji
- 01A Structured Website ExperienceThe website was redesigned with a focus on clarity and accessibility
