ISO Academy Moldova: Website for ISO Training Courses
A new website for ISO Academy Moldova, the training academy where working auditors teach ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and factory production control, in Romanian and Russian. No prices on show: a visitor picks a package and the courses, and the academy answers with a price and the next date. The team adds course dates itself, and they appear across the site.
Built around the next course date.
People come to a training academy’s website with two questions: which course do I need, and when does the next one start? We built ISO Academy Moldova a hand-coded WordPress theme around those answers, in Romanian with a full Russian version. Course dates show on the homepage, on the courses page, and on each course’s own page, and every date has a button that opens the price request with that course already ticked.
Every course, on a phone.
Dates, courses, and packages stack into one clear column on a phone, the menu folds into a panel, and the longer Russian labels still fit the screen. On Google’s PageSpeed test for phones, every page in both languages scores 96 to 100 for speed and a perfect 100 for accessibility, SEO, and best practices.
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A course page: the syllabus, what graduates can do, who the course is for, its format and certificate, with the next date beside the text.
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The packages page: Academy, Corporativ, Premium, and VIP side by side, from an open group to training for one or two people.
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The about page: an academy founded by auditors and consultants who assess management systems every day, under the slow sphere animation we rendered for it.
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Contact: phone, email, and address beside a message form.
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The homepage in dark mode: the site follows each visitor’s light or dark setting, and a switch in the footer lets them choose.
Course dates the team adds itself
The academy’s staff add a date in the admin: the course, the start day or just the month, the format, and the language. It appears on the homepage, the courses page, and the course’s own page, and leaves the site by itself once the course has started.
No prices on the page
The academy prices every group separately, so the site shows no prices. Every course and package leads to one short request, which reaches the academy’s inbox and is also kept on the site, so no request is lost to a failed email.
Dates Google can read
Every scheduled date is published as structured data for Google, as part of its course, so search engines can read when a course runs.
Safe to hand over
The admin login sits behind a one-time code sent by email and opens only to the academy’s own addresses, and the team’s account sees only what it uses: course dates, messages, and its profile.
A guide written for the team
A 10-page guide in Romanian, one chapter per task, with every step numbered on a picture of the screen the team sees, from logging in to adding a course date.
Analytics only with consent
Google Analytics does not load until a visitor accepts statistics cookies, exactly as the site’s privacy policy promises.
Tech stack
- WordPress
- Custom-coded theme
- Bilingual RO / RU
- Contact Form 7
- Flamingo
- Brevo
- Cloudflare Access
- Google Consent Mode v2
- Google Tag Manager
- Light / dark mode
Light behind ribbed glass.
The design starts from one picture we made for the academy: light moving slowly behind ribbed glass, in the blue of its logo. It fills the first screen, as a looping video on larger screens, the page text sits on a pale sheet laid over its lower edge, and in dark mode the same light turns to dusk.
Key UX decisions
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No prices, one next step
The academy prices every group separately, so instead of a price list every course and package ends in the same price request button, which opens a short form with the choice already made.
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One color, used with restraint
The blue of the academy’s logo carries the whole site: deep in the footer and on the buttons, light in the sky, with no second color competing for attention.
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Buttons look like buttons
Only what can be clicked gets the rounded button shape with an icon. Labels, dates, and steps are plain type, so nobody taps something that does nothing.
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What starts soon, up front
The next course dates, up to three, sit near the top of the homepage, ahead of the course list, so a visitor sees what starts soon before choosing anything.
Designed & built by New Light Digital
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