Case Study: The Association of Theological Schools - Elevating The Association of Theological Schools Website: A User-Centric Redesign

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Morweb successfully addressed ATS's complex challenge by seamlessly integrating their existing accreditation database into a modern, user-friendly website. This custom solution enabled ATS to transition smoothly without compromising functionality or user experience.

Custom Database Integration: Efficient incorporation of essential accreditation data.
Comprehensive Content Strategy: Tailored to serve ATS members and accreditation entities effectively.

Enhanced User Experience: Simplified access to resources, events, and accreditation information.
Visually Appealing Interface: Modernized design that meets both practical and aesthetic needs.

The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) is a leading organization in the realm of theological education accreditation. ATS works with seminaries and theological institutions throughout North America to establish and uphold rigorous academic standards. Their commitment to maintaining the quality and integrity of theological education ensures that students receive the best possible preparation for religious leadership.

Associations & Memberships

Services

UX Research & Content Strategy
Site Architecture
Website Design & Development
Custom API Integration with Local Database

Modules

Directory & Map Module
File Resources Library Module
Private Page Module
Blog Module
Events Module

Engaging Experience: The New Visual-Led Website for ATS’s Diverse Audiences

The ATS website overhaul was meticulously crafted to cater to three distinct user segments: members, institutions, and faculty. The redesign prioritizes a user experience that prominently features the latest resources, news, and ATS-related events, guiding visitors effortlessly to specialized landing pages designed for each group. Aesthetically, the website boasts a visual-rich layout that facilitates intuitive navigation, with strategically placed call-to-action buttons, prominent imagery, and clear, concise titles.