Transforming a legacy PSU website into a modern, accessible digital experience.
A legacy corporate website was transformed into a modern, responsive, user-centric digital platform with improved navigation, enhanced content management, better accessibility, and alignment with Government of India's GIGW standards.
In short
Aeologic modernized a legacy corporate website for a Government Public Sector Enterprise operating in mining and mineral exploration. The initiative combined responsive redesign, improved information architecture, enhanced role-based content management, accessibility improvements, performance optimization, and GIGW-aligned design principles to create a more effective digital experience.
- Client Government Public Sector Enterprise (PSU)
- Industry Mining & Mineral Exploration
- Solution Responsive enterprise website with enhanced role-based CMS
- Deployment On-premise enterprise web application with role-based CMS
A legacy corporate website was no longer keeping pace with modern users, content demands, and government standards.
The organization was operating a legacy corporate website that
had become increasingly difficult to maintain and no longer met
modern user expectations. The outdated interface, complex
navigation, inconsistent content organization, and poor mobile
responsiveness made it difficult for stakeholders to access
important information.
In addition, the website required improvements in accessibility,
security, and compliance with the Government of India's GIGW
standards while providing administrators with a more efficient
content management experience.
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Outdated interface and inconsistent content organization made information difficult to discover.
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Complex navigation prevented stakeholders from quickly locating important corporate information.
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Poor mobile responsiveness created usability challenges across modern devices.
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Accessibility, security, GIGW compliance, and efficient content administration needed improvement.
What the modernization initiative had to achieve.
Modernize the corporate website with a responsive, user-centric interface.
Simplify information discovery through improved navigation and information architecture.
Enable efficient content publishing through an enhanced role-based CMS.
Improve accessibility, performance, and compliance with GIGW guidelines.
A modern enterprise web foundation designed around people, content governance, and long-term maintainability.
Responsive digital experience
The corporate website was rebuilt around a modern, mobile-friendly interface that adapts consistently across desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Role-based content administration
A centralized CMS gives authorized administrators structured control over corporate information and routine publishing activities without technical dependency.
Clear information architecture
Content and navigation were reorganized into intuitive menus and structured page layouts so employees, stakeholders, and public visitors can find information more efficiently.
Responsive website redesign
Delivered a modern, mobile-friendly user interface providing a consistent experience across desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Enhanced content management
Implemented a robust CMS enabling authorized users to manage pages, notices, tenders, recruitment, publications, and media without technical intervention.
Improved information architecture
Reorganized website content and navigation to help users locate information quickly through intuitive menus and structured page layouts.
Accessibility and compliance
Incorporated GIGW-compliant design principles, improved accessibility, and optimized performance to deliver a secure and inclusive government digital platform.
Four modernization challenges, addressed without compromising continuity or governance.
Modernizing without disrupting existing services
The new website had to preserve existing content and business continuity while replacing the legacy interface.
Phased migration strategy
We planned a phased migration strategy to transition from the legacy experience while maintaining continuity for existing website services and content.
Managing diverse corporate content
The website hosted corporate profiles, tenders, careers, reports, announcements, and other information requiring structured governance.
Structured role-based CMS
We developed a structured CMS with role-based publishing workflows so different authorized users could manage content efficiently and consistently.
Meeting government compliance requirements
The website needed to align with GIGW guidelines for accessibility and usability while retaining a consistent corporate identity.
GIGW-aligned experience design
Website templates, navigation, and content presentation were redesigned around accessibility and usability principles while preserving the organization’s visual identity.
Improving usability across devices
Legacy layouts were not optimized for modern screens, devices, and browsers.
Responsive design principles
The experience was structured to adapt fluidly across multiple screen sizes and browsers, providing a consistent and accessible browsing experience.
"The modernization needed to improve the public-facing experience while also giving administrators a more structured and efficient way to govern a diverse portfolio of corporate content."
A more usable website with simpler administration and a stronger foundation for future digital initiatives.
Significantly improved user experience through intuitive navigation and a modern visual design.
Reduced administrative effort by simplifying website content updates through a centralized CMS.
Increased accessibility and mobile usability for employees, stakeholders, and the general public.
Established a scalable, standards-compliant digital platform that supports future enhancements and long-term maintainability.
From legacy corporate website to a modern, accessible digital platform.
The Enterprise Website Modernization initiative transformed a legacy corporate website into a modern, responsive, and standards-compliant digital platform. By combining an improved user experience with robust content management, better accessibility, and streamlined information architecture, the organization now benefits from a scalable web presence that effectively serves employees, stakeholders, and the public while supporting future digital transformation initiatives.
Common questions about the website modernization.
Find quick answers to common questions about the enterprise website modernization, CMS, accessibility, and technology stack.
What was the main goal of the website modernization?
The objective was to transform the legacy PSU corporate website into a modern, responsive, user-centric, accessible, and standards-compliant digital platform while improving content management and information discovery.
How did the modernization improve content management?
A role-based CMS enabled authorized users to manage pages, notices, tenders, recruitment, publications, and media without requiring technical intervention for routine content updates.
What types of content could administrators manage?
The enhanced CMS supported corporate pages, notices, tenders, recruitment information, publications, media, reports, announcements, and other structured corporate content.
How was mobile usability addressed?
The website was redesigned using responsive design principles so that navigation, layouts, and content could provide an optimal browsing experience across desktops, tablets, smartphones, and modern browsers.
How did the project address GIGW requirements?
The redesign incorporated GIGW-compliant design principles with improvements to accessibility, usability, content presentation, navigation, and performance while maintaining the organization’s corporate identity.
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