South West Lifelong Learning Network at Bournemouth University
Increasing opportunities and access to vocational learning in the South West of England
The South West Lifelong Learning Network (SWLLN) is an education based project aimed at increasing opportunities and access to vocational learning in the South West of England.
As the network has grown, increasing demands have been made of the project's website.
With our experience working with education websites, SWLLN approached us to develop a new content managed website that members of the network could easily access and update, without the need to go back to a web designer each time a change was needed.
A new design was also required to simplify the web site's navigation, as the amount of information available on the site had grown hugely since it was initially set up.
With a fantastic blend of content management, online marketing and an improved site experience this project promises to be one of our best yet!
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