REVWW - Visit Website
Overview
To mark REVWW’s tenth anniversary, the organisers commissioned iomedia to completely redesign their website. The aim was to create a modern, high-performance and scalable platform capable of showcasing the event, strengthening its image and supporting its growth.
The new website highlights the 2026 edition through a refreshed visual identity, whilst offering simplified access to the archives of previous editions. Designed for all devices (mobile, tablet and computer), it makes it easier for participants to register, get in touch and explore the programme, whilst benefiting from an architecture optimised for search engine optimisation.
| Concept | Information structure |
| Front | Vue 2, Nuxt 2, Tailwind |
| Back | AIO V3 Headless |
| Webdesign | Design system, UI / UX, Figma |
Challenge
User experience at the center
The main challenge was to design a website capable of effectively promoting the new edition of REVWW whilst showcasing the event’s ten-year history. The platform needed to offer a seamless user experience, with intuitive navigation allowing users to access key information in no more than two clicks.
The project also incorporated several strategic objectives: to highlight speakers and key events through impactful visual content, to simplify online registration, to facilitate contact enquiries, and to offer a contemporary design reflecting REVWW’s professional positioning. Finally, the entire structure of the website was designed in line with SEO best practice to improve the event’s visibility on search engines and support its long-term growth.
Mobile
Accessibility across all platforms
The user experience has been carefully designed to adapt to all devices. This means that users can easily view their content regardless of the device they are using. The site’s loading and display performance ensures a smooth browsing experience.
Interactivity
Accessibility
Colors
The colour scheme is in keeping with the REVWW’s brand identity and enhances the homepage with elements designed to highlight regional editorial content.
