Hi Thea! I have some suggestions based on the guidelines I follow when I design and develop websites. - In general the home page needs much more "whitespace" - Header: I think it's better to stick to the purple colour you use in your presentations and the social media because: a) it gives consistency to the communication design b) purple according to colour theory is a colour that conveys the message we want through this project c) black is a colour that needs to be processed in a different way to achieve our goal - It would be better to use a regular (not bold) font for the header menu - The "hero image" may have accessibility issues as it is quite hard for colour blind people to read the text in front of it - The "call for teachers" part could be in a separate section to grasp attention and -fingers crossed😁- attract more participants covering the 2/3 of the width. If we put next to it the "teaching resources" part (covering the remaining 1/3 of the grid), the content would be organised around teachers (We ask for your help/participation and at the same time we offer to you as much as we can). - The next three-column section can be organised around our team (Look who we are, the technologies we've developed and our publications). - Partners logos: It would be better to present equally-sized images as hyperlinks in one row using a carousel element. - EU & UKRI logos: It's better to have them in the footer as funders and not mix them with the team. - It would be good to include cookies, GDPR, T&Cs I hope the above helps. Have a good weekend! Filothei Chalvatza BSc, CertEd, MA, MSc Learning Technologist Service & Digital Product Designer ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- MD Simple www.simple-lab.gr filothei(a)simple-lab.gr +30 6976782459 On Thu, 2 Feb 2023 at 14:15, Christothea.Herodotou [She/Her] via Extendt2_omt <extendt2_omt(a)lists.sunet.se> wrote:

The updated website looks much cleaner and more professional — great job on replacing the images and polishing the text! The project is doing important work blending Design Thinking with emerging technologies in education. One common issue I face when reviewing websites or shared documents in collaborative academic projects is invisible/hidden text and formatting glitches that don't show up properly. Has anyone else encountered that while working on the ExtenDT2 site? A helpful tool I use to reveal and clean up invisible text is https://textoinvisibles.com Keep up the excellent work on the project!