Indigenous Cultural Museums Website
The Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center commissioned our team to create a website for Indigenous Cultural Museums. The website showcases information from 30 Taiwanese indigenous museums and is compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) level AA.
- Complies with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) level AA.
- Showcases information from 30 indigenous museums in Taiwan.
- 2 UI Designers
- 3 Engineers
- 1 Product Manager
- 1 Project Planning Specialist
- UX/UI Design
- Visual Design & LOGO Design
- Prototype
- RWD Website Layout (HTML / CSS)
About Our Client --
Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center
The Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center, located in Taiwan, is dedicated to the preservation, research and development, academic research and exchange, as well as social and educational activities related to the indigenous cultures of Taiwan.
Client Meeting, Competitive Analysis
User Flow, Information Architecture
Wireframing, Prototype Presentation
Customer Feedback, Usability Test
Competitive Analysis
In both of these competing products, it can be observed that they both utilize indigenous totem designs as part of their design style. Additionally, in terms of content presentation, they both employ the use of maps and calendars to enable users to easily access information.
- Council of Indigenous Peoples
- Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center
Text Colors & Font Sizes
The website's main background and text colors comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) level AA, ensuring a contrast ratio of over 4.5:1. Users can also freely adjust the text size from the menu in the top right corner.
The Access Key
The website adheres to accessible design standards by incorporating features like breadcrumbs (:::), a site navigator, and keyboard shortcuts (Access Key) for improved navigation.
The Accesskeys used by this site are designated as follows:
The design uses traditional clothing and common totemic symbols from Taiwan's indigenous culture. The logo's red, black, and white colors are commonly seen in their daily lives.
Indigenous Cultural Museums Website
Visiting Indigenous Cultural Museums Website
