Fresh UX design secures future for national autism project

The clearest problem Positive Partnerships experienced was a confusing website with fragmented content. This meant its scope and services were vague to parents and teachers supporting students living with autism, impacting on their ability to support them effectively.

Positive Partnerships also lacked an understanding of current user behaviour and the Drupal content management system made navigating the website cumbersome for internal users.

After defining Positive Partnerships organisational goals via workshops, we identified technical challenges and developed a user relationship model. This model highlighted the relationship between the organisation and its users and provided criteria for usability testing.

Restructuring of resources and pages and UI style guide then followed. We also created prototypes for usability testing. After gathering insights, we applied findings into the final website build and ensured the website met WCAG accessibility requirements.

The superior user experience design implemented by Yump was also well-received by stakeholders and helped Positive Partnerships renew its government funding.

The craft CMS solution also helped cut staff time significantly, helping redirect precious resources to where they could make more of a difference to individuals and families alike.