Maggie HTTN
Web Design & Development • Higher Education Program Site

BS in Genomic Medicine (Temple University)

Program website design + development

A public-facing program website designed to help prospective students quickly understand the degree, explore program details, and take action through clear CTAs (Apply / Learn More / Contact).

My role
Design + front-end build (structure, layout, UI polish)
Focus
Navigation clarity • Content hierarchy • CTA visibility
Deliverables
Homepage layout • Program sections • UI components

Homepage Preview

Homepage screenshot of Temple University's BS in Genomic Medicine website.

Screenshot from the homepage.

Overview

The homepage uses strong visual hierarchy and clear navigation to support common user goals: learn what the program is, explore key sections (Program, Learning Activities, Resources, FAQs), and quickly move toward application or contact steps.

What I contributed

  • Information structure that supports scanning: headline → summary → pathways into deeper content.
  • CTA-first layout to guide prospective students (Apply / Learn More).
  • Homepage modules/cards to break content into readable sections.
  • UI consistency across navigation, buttons, and content blocks.

UX/UI highlights

  • Navigation clarity: top-level menu organized around user intent (About, Program, Resources, Apply, FAQs, Contact).
  • Strong hierarchy: title + subtitle, then a short explainer block—easy to understand in seconds.
  • Action visibility: high-contrast CTA buttons positioned where users decide what to do next.
  • Content chunking: card-based sections reduce cognitive load and keep reading comfortable.

Future improvements (optional)

  • Add a short “At a glance” section (duration, key courses, career paths) for faster scanning.
  • Improve accessibility checks (focus states, contrast, heading order) across templates.
  • Optimize mobile spacing so CTA + program summary stays readable above the fold.