Academic Website Development

We build academic websites that connect research themes, people, publications, data, and events, helping readers find the information they need. Support is available for new sites, reorganizing an existing site, and improving selected pages.

RESEARCH SUPPORT6 SECTIONS

Connecting Research Information

A reader may want to follow a research theme to a paper or figure, understand a researcher's expertise, or find information for students or potential collaborators. We design the role of each page and the links between them around these needs. Japanese and English coverage is planned with the available content and update responsibilities in mind.

What We Produce

  • A sitemap organized around research information and reader needs
  • Copy and design for key pages, including home, research, people, and publications
  • Page implementation in WordPress or static HTML
  • A Japanese-English page map and guidance on wording, updates, and link checks

Figure pages, contact routes, editing permissions, and backup arrangements can be included where needed.

How a New Build or Redesign Proceeds

We use the current site and source material to agree what to retain or add, then develop the structure, copy, design, and implementation. Update responsibilities and ongoing maintenance are also agreed.

What to Share When You Contact Us

  • Your current site URL and the changes you need
  • Existing research descriptions, publication lists, and organization information
  • Permission and credit requirements for photographs, figures, and logos
  • Content reviewers, publication approvers, and update owners
  • Your current domain, hosting, and CMS arrangements

Scope and Content Review

Scope, cost, and schedule are agreed after reviewing the material. Peer review, obtaining copyright permission, specialist English review, an accessibility conformance claim, and external-system integration require separate discussion where needed. Your subject reviewer confirms the research facts, and we use material with clear publication rights.

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