Sviluppo Italia Molise works to support the Molise Region as an operational tool for the implementation of regional development policies.
In this project, Tredipi Srl took care of adapting the design of the website Sviluppoitaliamolise.com as described by Agid guidelines of design for the PA's digital services by inserting existing content and new editorial material and information specifically relating to European collaboration projects. The main aim was to improve the promotion and visibility of the projects, with particular attention to the "LASTING" project. Below, the key activities carried out are described in depth.
1. Platform setup: The initial phase of the project involved installing the latest version of WordPress on reliable Aruba hosting in a Linux environment. This choice was made to provide a manageable foundation for the website, with security to be verified through configuration, updates, access control and backups. The goal was to create a stable, high-performance environment for the success of the project.
2. Template installation and definition of the Home Page: One of the priorities of the project was the reorganization of the contents of the home page to make it more intuitive and streamlined. This was done to facilitate user navigation and improve their experience. The newly created home page was designed to welcome site visitors, giving them a positive first impression and a panoramic view of the contents of the entire website.
3. Static Pages: The static pages have been completely renovated with particular attention to intuitive graphics and ease of accessibility. Each page has been designed with clear navigation at the top thanks to the use of Breadcrumbs and, at the bottom, the date of the last update has been included, following the Agid guidelines. The contents have been organized effectively, with the use of summaries to allow quick viewing of sections of interest. Furthermore, convenient "back to top" buttons have been included to improve the usability of the site. Icons and images have been used to make the content more readable and engaging.
4. Article Import: All existing articles were successfully imported from the old system to the new, ensuring that no content was lost during the migration. This was done with a quick import procedure to maximize the efficiency of the process.
5. Plugin Configuration: To enrich the website with additional functionality, essential plugins have been installed and configured. In particular, a website scan tool has been implemented that transparently displays the cookies used. A cookie consent banner has been inserted and data processing consent has been integrated into each contact form. Furthermore, a direct link to the privacy policy page has been provided to ensure maximum clarity in data management, at the bottom of each page and in each contact form.
6. Finishes: To maintain uniformity and professionalism, simple graphics and neutral colors were used, following the AgID guidelines. All content has been adapted to ensure optimal viewing on mobile devices, ensuring that the site is accessible and usable from any device.
7. Publication of the Site Preview: Finally, an initial version of the website was released, allowing agency employees to view the work carried out and provide feedback and requests for changes. This step was crucial to ensuring that the site fully meets user needs and project objectives.
