PROJECT 23 — CORPORATE WEBSITE
NACP
A trilingual editorial platform for the North Africa Cultural Program, publishing a four-year, five-country grant cycle as a public record rather than a report.
The brief.
We designed and developed NACP's digital home for Cycle II, a four-year programme running across Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. English, French and Arabic run as equals here — not a language toggle bolted onto a Latin layout, but a grid where Arabic and Latin sit side by side on the same line and the whole page flips direction on demand. A searchable index carries every grantee across the national and regional funds, and a long-form editorial system gives the programme's arguments room to breathe.
WHAT WE DELIVERED
- 01Trilingual architecture
English, French and Arabic modelled as first-class locales, with right-to-left layout, typography and navigation designed rather than mirrored.
- 02Parallel bilingual layout
Latin and Arabic set side by side within the same article, so a reader in either language sees the other without switching pages.
- 03Grantee index
National and regional fund recipients organised by country and cycle, expandable in place and searchable across the whole programme.
- 04Full-text search
Search resolving across grantees, articles and programme content in all three languages from a single field.
- 05Editorial long-form system
Feature articles with lead imagery, credits, dates and rich inline emphasis, built for essays rather than announcements.
- 06Programme & cycle modelling
Cycles, funds, countries and grantees modelled as related types, so the next cycle publishes without restructuring the site.
- 07Motion & typographic identity
Oversized kinetic type and a high-contrast palette carrying a cultural programme's voice without softening its legibility.
- 08CMS
Centralized publishing of grantees, articles and programme content in three languages without development support.
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