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Hakim School

A large bilingual school platform where admissions, academics and news each had to be findable in one step.

Hakim School — Education
ClientHakim International School
IndustryEducation
Year2023
CountryIran
ScopeEducational website and information architecture
StatusSuperseded by a later redesign
Websitehakim.school
01 / Overview

One site, two readers, several school levels

An international school publishes for parents and for students at the same time, across several academic levels, in two languages and two reading directions. The content volume is the problem: everything matters to someone, and nothing can be more than a step or two away.

02 / What we did

The practices this build came out of.

01Educational website

02Information architecture

03WordPress development

03 / Real screensCaptured from the delivered build
Hakim School — About the school
About the school
Hakim School — Admissions
Admissions
Hakim School — News
News
04 / Approach

Structure before styling

A WordPress platform with Elementor for layout and a multi-page architecture organised around what a visitor came to do: admissions and registration, academic programmes, news and announcements, gallery and media, contact and enquiry. Caching, SEO and analytics were part of the build rather than added afterwards.

WordPressPHPElementorBilingual RTL/LTRGoogle Tag Manager
05 / Experience

Formal, legible, trustworthy

A blue and neutral palette, grid-based layout and formal typography suited to an institution whose first job is to reassure. Readability was prioritised over decoration throughout, and the bilingual layout was handled as a structural decision rather than a stylesheet override.

06 / Results

Traffic, revenue and conversion figures belong to the client, so we do not publish them. What follows is what the delivered build contains.

2LanguagesPersian and English, RTL and LTR.
2023DeliveredSince superseded by a later redesign.

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