MINFIN

First, we needed to structure about 70 sections of information: we divided them into primary and secondary, removed unnecessary, and re-packed the rest info a new structure. Then, we worked on target audiences: talked to ministers, tested hypotheses and variants on real consumer.

Before creating a solid working prototype, we have gone through the nine stages of corrections and edits, but the result was worth it.

The previous website looked like a trasy rubricator of the early 00s: we needed to shift the format to the latest trends of lightness, continence, and functionality. The website adapts to the screen size, is comprehensive and simple, so it’s impossible to make lost in it.

The interface elements don't hinder each others and can “breathe” within their blocks. The smooth animation pairing with soothing colors relaxes and inspires confidence. That’s really important for the Ministry of Finance of the whole country.

Everything started with the ordinary application of a GIZ (German international collaboration community) tender. It was a real pleasure to work with this organization. They helped us launch the desired project and get priceless experience in developing state-level projects.
We have come a long and hard way of agreements and edits. But the result was worth it — the modern website representing our country as the European state.
The MFU project set a new quality bar for governmental websites and contributed to the development of the country.