The eUniv website project was undertaken on the premise that it had to be a platform that would enable them to grow and also display a whole ensemble of content they had restructured from their old web, particularly the University’s organisational model and its entire training offer.

We used this content to deploy a forward-looking website, with total flexibility to be able to display new content or to adapt the importance of certain sections as the project gradually grew.

We were given some corporate design guidelines that had to be observed, such as the icons representing training or drop caps (initials).

We used this to develop other graphic elements: backgrounds with lines and dots, items with rounded edges, colour palette, etc.

The client needed an individual colour gamut for each area in the training section, as well as an illustration created specifically for each sector. Therefore, each drawing received a different graphic treatment, and the leitmotif used was the three base rectangles that would correspond to the courses in ascending order: Bachelor, Master and PhD.

These shapes change colour according to the type of training. We used vector graphics, pencil, marker pens or watercolour for the illustrations.