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Worcester.edu Website Redesign

A university website interface features program options, major and minor cards, and academic news with an image of a scientist and a person in a suit pointing.
Screenshot of a section on the Worcester State University website
Infographic showing a 11% increase in total applications, a 30% increase in ALANA/BIPOC applications, and a 132% increase in international applications.
Three smartphone screens display different sections of a university website, showcasing a mobile-first, customizable design system. Text on the left explains the design approach.
A website preview features sections on user experience, faculty profiles, criminal justice news, and statistics, alongside images of people and legal symbols, with a focus on visual storytelling.
A collage of university-related cards features photos of students, academic subjects, and an “Apply Today” button, alongside text describing a formula for inspiring user engagement.
The culmination of our collaboration with ERI was a revitalized, mobile-first design system grounded on user-friendly interactive features, inspiring videos featuring our diverse student body, and a personalized system of navigation for all audience members.

Kelly Lin

Director of Marketing & Communications

Redesigning Valpo’s website for the first time in many years was a major undertaking, and ERI approached the project with genuine enthusiasm and a clear commitment to helping us move such a large initiative forward. They took the time to understand our mission, our audiences, and the complexity of our needs, and brought thoughtful guidance throughout the process. We appreciated their willingness to listen, collaborate, and adapt as the project evolved. It was evident that the team cared deeply about delivering a strong outcome for Valpo and supporting us through an important moment in our digital evolution.
Woman with long blonde hair in a red blazer smiling outdoors, with brick buildings in the background.

Tania Delehanty

Assistant Director of Brand and Creative Services, Worcester State University