Case study
Graduation project · CompletedAfghan Community
Designing a bilingual platform for Afghans in Greece, from UX research and visual identity to WordPress implementation.
At a glance
The project at a glance.
- Context
- A lack of clear and trustworthy information for Afghans living in Greece.
- Goal
- Make key resources, contacts and procedures easier to understand, especially on mobile.
- Role
- Research, architecture, UI/UX, identity and WordPress.
- Work
- Personas, user flows, wireframes, visual identity, a bilingual WordPress website with ACF, and printed materials.
- Evidence / results
- Accessibility, performance and SEO checks, real deliverables shown in the gallery, and the project lead’s testimonial.
Project gallery
A complete visual story, from user need to final delivery.
These four chapters use the real project deliverables to show the digital experience, UX research, identity system and communication materials.
Digital experience
The final web experience across desktop and mobile, followed by the social communication formats used to inform and engage the community.
UX research & structure
Understand the users, define the scenarios, organize the information and map the journeys before moving into final interface design.
Visual direction & identity
Build a coherent identity through visual references, graphic guidelines, iconography, logo design and real brand applications.
Communication materials
From source layouts to polished mockups: brochure, flyer, poster and stationery designed as one coherent communication system.
Quality assurance
The final delivery was also checked for performance, accessibility and technical quality.
Approach
The problem, the method, the delivery.
This is more than a polished mockup. The project connects research, information architecture, identity design, WordPress delivery and quality validation.
Start from a real need
The project addresses a lack of clear and trustworthy information for Afghans living in Greece. The goal was to make key resources, contacts and procedures easier to understand, especially on mobile.
Build a complete system
Personas, user flows, wireframes, moodboard and visual identity all informed the final experience. The website and the printed materials use the same visual language to support clarity and trust.
Deliver and verify
The outcome combines a bilingual WordPress website, useful communication materials and quality checks covering accessibility, performance and SEO. It was designed as a practical tool, not just a visual exercise.
Why this choice?
WordPress and ACF for structured, evolving information.
The project needed a bilingual, manageable website that could organise a large amount of useful information. WordPress, combined with ACF and a tailored responsive interface, keeps the structure clear while allowing the content to evolve.
Live project
See Afghan Community in its live environment.
Testimonial
Taher Alizadeh
Project lead · Afghan Community
“Ammar understood the needs of our community and translated them into a clear, structured and accessible platform. His work on UX, content, mobile and visual consistency made the project more professional and useful.”