Background
This e-commerce site for a family-owned continuing education program was the first refresh they’d had in quite awhile. We used WordPress’ popular shopping cart, Woo Commerce, which gave them an easy way to manage their product listings and worked seamlessly with their current cart software. Black and white photography that was focused on the end user and duo-toned on top of a bold color palette gave them a contemporary face lift.
Capabilities
Site Design
User Interface
User Experience
Home
The home page features a few different sections to drive users to different parts of the site: different products the company offers and a calendar of upcoming classes.
Products
Underneath the hero slider, is a module block that allows the client to target different audiences with different course offerings.
Upcoming courses
An easy way to help users find courses that fit their hectic schedules is provided by a calendar that highlights the dates that the different courses are offered. Two distinct colors let users immediately identify which type of courses their looking for: live or online.
How this works
A step-by-step guide that showcases how easy it is for lawyers to fulfill their yearly CLE requirements.
The shopping experience
Because the user audience is fairly diverse and has pretty unique needs, the most distinctive feature of the shopping cart is a way to filter based on several different categories: state residency, level of experience and venue requirements.
Individual course listing
Each course listing provides information through a tab system so that users can find the info they need easily.
Credits
Fully responsive, custom WordPress site, built in conjunction with e9.
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