Performance
Score: 99 /100How quickly content appears and how smoothly the website responds while loading.
Training catalogue
From choosing a course
to discussing the details.
A vocational training website with categories, course programmes and enquiry forms. A technical brand identity paired with a clear presentation of the offer.
Welding, CNC, electrical work, logistics and safety. The Bukal Szkolenia website groups its courses by professional field.
Bold typography, red accents and images of hands-on technical work give the website its character. Categories lead to specific courses, while dedicated pages explain corporate training and funding options.
Each course page brings together the programme, entry requirements and practical information before visitors send an enquiry.
Course descriptions explain what is covered, participant requirements and expected learning outcomes. The information is organised into separate sections.
Delivery format, level and duration are visible at a glance. Courses can also show dates and information about possible funding.
The form is linked to the selected course. It distinguishes between individuals and businesses and lets visitors indicate an interest in funding.
Payload is used to publish courses, edit website content and manage customer enquiries.
Programmes, images, course details and schedules are managed in the CMS. Categories have their own pages with the relevant courses.
Drafts and preview let the team prepare changes before publishing. New courses use the same page layout.
Course enquiries are saved with a link to the relevant course and a handling status. Email notifications support the team's work.
We tested the website with Google PageSpeed Insights for loading performance, accessibility and essential technical quality.
How quickly content appears and how smoothly the website responds while loading.
Whether text, controls and image descriptions help people with different needs use the website.
Whether the website avoids common technical issues and follows recommended web practices.
Whether search engines can read the website and understand the essentials of its content.
From category to course content to contacting the training centre. Customers can find the information in one website, while the team receives an enquiry about a specific course.
New courses and offer updates can be published through the CMS, keeping a consistent layout on desktop and mobile.
Interface
Next.jsWebsite, categories and course pages.
Content and administration
PayloadCatalogue, publishing and enquiry management.
Data
PostgreSQLCourses, dates and customer enquiries.
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