Portfolio Project
A Fresh, Modern Design Built for Clarity and Ease of Use
Dataversity provides education, resources, and community support for people working with data. They publish articles, host webinars and podcasts, offer training, and run well-known industry events.
Their goal is to help organizations and professionals better understand data and use it in practical, meaningful ways.
Dataversity’s website had grown for many years and held more than 18,000 pieces of content. Everything was stored the same way, which made the site slow and difficult to manage. Many posts were also outdated, so we guided a major clean-up effort that brought the library down to fewer than 2,000 strong, relevant pieces.
From there, we reorganized all remaining content into clear groups like articles, webinars, podcasts, and press. We also supported a full redesign and built a custom mega menu from the ground up. This allowed the site to handle a large amount of content without slowing down. We also created new landing pages with helpful filters, making it easier for visitors to explore Dataversity’s resources.
Today, the site is faster, clearer, and much easier for the Dataversity team to update.
This project was completed in partnership with Stratabeat, who served as the primary agency for Dataversity.
Jack of the Web is a valued web development partner, whom I’ve had the pleasure of working with for many years. They are great at problem-solving, and they work tirelessly to get the job done whether it’s a five-month, large, complex project or even just monthly site updates. Communication is timely and transparent. Highly recommend!
CEO & Owner,
Stratabeat (Partnering Agency)
A flexible, modern website built to handle large amounts of content, smoother navigation, and long-term growth.
The new look brings clarity, better visuals, and a smoother path through Dataversity’s content.
Home page before
Home page after
Webinars Main Page Before
Webinars Main Page After
About Page before
About Page after
Article Before
Article After
Webinar before
Webinar after
From a crowded, outdated website to a clear, modern experience that makes Dataversity’s content easier to find, explore, and understand.
The new home page gives Dataversity a clean, modern first impression with clearer paths to their most important content. Visitors can now find articles, webinars, podcasts, and training faster, without digging through cluttered menus or confusing layouts.
The new mega menu organizes Dataversity’s huge content library in a simple, helpful way. Instead of overwhelming visitors, the menu now groups topics, resources, and learning paths so users can quickly get where they need to go.
A redesigned Resources area makes it simple to explore hundreds of articles, videos, webinars, and podcasts. Visitors can filter by topic, format, or interest, which helps them find the right content without frustration.
Custom page sections make it easy for the Dataversity team to update content without needing technical support. These flexible blocks keep pages consistent, clean, and fast to edit as their content library continues to grow.
Every page was reworked for smoother browsing on phones and tablets. Buttons, text, images, and layouts were redesigned to load cleanly and feel easier to use, giving mobile visitors a faster, more enjoyable experience.
Dataversity’s content once lived in a single bucket with more than 18,000 posts. Now, everything is organized into clear groups—articles, webinars, podcasts, press, videos, demo days, and more—making it easier to find, manage, and explore.
Through a full content cleanup, better image handling, and smarter performance tools, the new site loads faster and runs more reliably. Visitors enjoy a smoother experience, and the Dataversity team benefits from a site that’s easier to maintain over time.
The improvements that made Dataversity’s new site smoother, clearer, and easier to use.
Developed the full website and completed all responsive design work, bringing Dataversity’s new look to life across desktops, tablets, and phones.
Rebuilt their content library into clear groups so users can quickly browse articles, webinars, podcasts, and more without confusion.
Created a fully custom mega menu that organizes large amounts of information in a simple, easy-to-navigate format.
Rebuilt every page for smoother browsing on phones and tablets. The layouts, spacing, and interactions were redesigned to load cleanly and feel easy to use on any device.
Built reusable page sections that let the Dataversity team update content quickly without needing technical help.
Developed filtering tools that make it simple for visitors to sort content by topic, format, or interest.
Created a central system for managing sitewide calls-to-action, helping Dataversity highlight key messages in the right places.
Optimized images, caching, and scripts to help pages load faster and give visitors a smoother experience.
Cleaned up outdated content and improved site structure to support clearer indexing and better long-term visibility.
