Louis Riel School Division Website

The new design includes a cleaner look that transfers well on mobile devices, a dynamic twitter widget, and other improvements to the user interface.

One of the main goals of the redesign was to leverage how LRSD communicates with parents, students, staff and the wider community.

Background

The Louis Riel School Division of Manitoba aspires to develop caring, literate and capable people who value learning and strive to reach their potential as they pursue the common good.

The Mission of the Louis Riel School Division is to foster safe, inviting and inclusive learning environments and to develop responsible global citizens through respectful partnerships between home, school and community.

With continued growth each year, the LRSD consists of 40 schools, 14,340 students and 1,857 staff members

Design Process

Overview

LRSD Wireframes

The newly deployed LRSD website is more interactive and engaging, and aligns with the Government of Canada’s web standards for accessibility with support for WCAG AA, delivering a vibrant experience to the end-user. The new-look is designed to work on a range of mobile devices and screen sizes. Whether your phone is a touchscreen, a keypad or trackball, or you have a small or large screen, when you browse the mobile site, what you see will be tailored to the device you have in your hand.

The Push for Mobile

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Every day more and more smartphones are activated and more websites are producing smartphone-optimized content. It’s no secret that the importance of Responsive Web Design (RWD) becomes clear when you consider that mobile internet access enabled by smartphones and tablets has nearly doubled the amount of time spent online since 2010.

As the mobile web industry continues to grow at incredible rates, SchoolBundle will continue to utilize and expand the SchoolBundle RWD module on all of our customers.

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Project Notes

  • Initial Launch was in 2012

  • Redesign and refresh went live in July 2018

  • I was responsible for the vision and creative for the division, school and affiliate websites

  • 21 Elementary Schools

  • 5 High Schools

  • 1 Learning Centre

  • 1 Technical/Vocational Training Centre

  • 15,263 Students

  • 2,065 Staff