Project
STĘBARK MUSEUM: BATTLE OF GRUNWALD
Museum of the Battle of Grunwald Website – A Story of Modern History
Digital projects often begin with simple lines of code. However, unforgettable emotional experiences must follow the technical development. Our agency successfully delivered the new Museum of the Battle of Grunwald Website.
The responsive platform presents one of the most significant medieval events in European history. Therefore, the final web solution had to be truly exceptional. A simple page with basic dates and photographs was definitely not enough.
Instead, visitors should actively experience the historical narrative rather than passively read about it. For this reason, narrative storytelling became the foundation of the entire creative process.
Applied Technologies and Performance
Highly flexible web components were deployed to achieve our technical goals. Specifically, the ecosystem relies on WordPress as the core CMS, supported by PHP and JavaScript. As a result, the platform is fast, scalable, and secure.
Although advanced technologies power the website, they remain invisible to everyday users. Instead, every technical solution supports the historical exhibition and enhances the visitor experience. Step by step, users are guided through the dramatic events of 1410.
Rather than acting as passive observers, visitors become active participants in the story. Moreover, we combined a contemporary user interface with a classical historical narrative, allowing users to embark on a genuine journey through time.
Designed for the Visitors
An important design question guided our strategy from the very beginning. Above all, we wanted to create an open and inclusive digital environment for every visitor. Consequently, the platform welcomes anyone interested in discovering medieval history.
Some tourists plan to visit the battlefields in Stębark in person, while others prefer exploring the museum from home. To meet both expectations, the website is available in three languages, making it accessible to international audiences.
In addition, visitors can purchase tickets online through an advanced booking module and browse upcoming events using an intuitive calendar. Furthermore, convenient contact forms enable quick communication with the museum administration.
History Without Barriers
Accessibility became one of the project’s core priorities from the very beginning. Therefore, our engineers optimized the platform in accordance with WCAG 2.1 guidelines. As a result, users with permanent or temporary disabilities can navigate the website comfortably.
High color contrast improves readability across every section of the website. Meanwhile, intuitive navigation helps users quickly find the information they need. Finally, full mobile optimization ensures a seamless experience on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers.
Ultimately, the project delivers an inclusive digital space that welcomes every visitor, regardless of their abilities or preferred device.