NUTM
A digital front door for a Lagos university, where school leavers, graduates and executives each find their way in.
- Client
- Nigerian University of Technology and Management
- Sector
- Education
- Location
- Apapa, Lagos
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Live
- What we did
- Redefine
- Services
- Web developmentUI/UX design
- Stack
- Next.js, Headless CMS, Vercel
This is the live site, loaded from nutm-ivory.vercel.app, so it always shows the current version.
The brief
NUTM is an accredited university on Freetown Road in Apapa, Lagos, teaching computing, science and management. Its website has to answer very different questions for a school leaver applying through UTME, a professional weighing an MBA and a company considering a partnership.
The problem
Fourteen programmes across two faculties and three levels of study, plus outcomes, partners, events and admissions, all competing for the same homepage. The risk was a site that said everything and helped no one.
Our approach
We organised the site around the visitor's level of study rather than the university's org chart. Every programme sits in one explorer that filters by undergraduate, postgraduate or executive, and every claim the university makes is backed by a number or a name close by.
- programmes in one explorer
- 14
- levels of study
- 3
- partners and backers
- 12
- countries in the alumni network
- 6
What we built
Programme explorer
All 14 programmes across the Faculty of Computing & Science and the Faculty of Management, filterable by level of study.
Proof next to every promise
Scholars Programme outcomes, alumni in 10+ countries and a wall of 12 backers including MTN, Shell, PwC and the Mastercard Foundation.
Events that keep the site alive
Open days, information sessions, application deadlines and convocation in a dated timeline that admissions can update.
Contact that routes itself
One form with a subject selector, so admissions questions reach admissions and everything else reaches the general inbox.
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