The Greene School | Website Design & Admissions Journey

OVERVIEW

This design presentation features The Greene School. It brings together a large school-life hero, an introduction to the campus, academic and admissions routes, and student stories. The aim is a welcoming page that gives prospective families a clear starting point.

GOAL

The design challenge is to introduce the school’s learning environment while keeping admissions and academic information easy to find. Families need to understand the school before moving into an enquiry or application route, so the main content areas are separated instead of competing in one dense section.

MY ROLE

My portfolio contribution is presented here through website layout and information hierarchy. The focus is how school content is grouped and introduced to families. The case does not claim ownership of the school’s photographs, student stories or institutional achievements.

DELIVERABLES

The two original visuals show the homepage composition, campus introduction, subject-area navigation and student spotlight sections. The mockup presents several page areas together; the full-page image lets a viewer follow their order. These are design previews, not evidence of responsive testing or working admissions forms.

APPROACH

The layout uses white space, green curves and small blue and yellow accents to connect the sections. A science-focused hero introduces the school, followed by a campus overview, three routes into Academics, Admissions and School Life, and student-focused editorial content. This creates a path from a first impression to more detailed school information.

OUTCOME

The final presentation includes an original multi-panel mockup and a separate full-page view, so visitors can inspect both the visual direction and the page structure. This case documents design work, not measured admissions growth, a current live deployment, or sole authorship of the school’s present website.