How ZOZUK supported Oxford International to enhance sales efficiency with Custom CMS

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Oxford International Key Numbers

1998: OIDI was established.

2005: OIDI joined UK education group.

Adds a community of 7000+ students throughout the world each year.

1998: OIDI was established.

2005: OIDI joined UK education group.

Adds a community of 7000+ students throughout the world each year.

About Oxford International

OIDI was launched officially in 2020 to provide students with high quality online education from a diverse portfolio. It is a part of Oxford International Education Group (OIEG) which is an accredited, private education provider that operates international colleges and English language centers across the UK, North America, and Europe.

In a short period of time, they have managed to create a community of 7000+ students across 100+ countries.

Objectives

Creating an advanced and capability-rich custom based content management system.
Building an interactive end-to-end website design.
Set up a highly scalable and maintainable website to cater to an ever-increasing base of visitors.
Closely following the established brand image of Oxford International Education Group.

Key Challenges

The project demanded enterprise-level reliability, scalability, and maintainability.
Subsequently, numerous factors needed remediation such as security, legacy, and unused code. The existing website was developed solely on a visual page builder with no scope of scalability and lacked reusable components.
The design was not intuitive. This made website navigation difficult for both the site manager and the visitors equally.
The whole navigation structure had to be revamped from the ground up.
The mobile version of the site was non-responsive.
Ensuring GDRP compliance was critical to addresses the transfer of personal data in and outside the EU and EEA areas.

Solution

The project demanded enterprise-level reliability, scalability, and maintainability.
Subsequently, numerous factors needed remediation such as security, legacy, and unused code. The existing website was developed solely on a visual page builder with no scope of scalability and lacked reusable components.
The design was not intuitive. This made website navigation difficult for both the site manager and the visitors equally.
The whole navigation structure had to be revamped from the ground up.
The mobile version of the site was non-responsive.
Ensuring GDRP compliance was critical to addresses the transfer of personal data in and outside the EU and EEA areas.