See Clearly App

Problem

An association supporting families with CVI needed a site that is visually accessible to people with CVI and that the team can manage completely independently — without a developer, in two languages.

Solution

A custom web application with CVI-adapted design and a complete admin panel for managing pages, blog, messages and newsletter. Bilingual — Serbian and English.

Outcome

A site that families with CVI can actually use, and that the association manages without technical help. Blog, newsletter and messages — all in the hands of the team.

FAQ

What is CVI-adapted design?

CVI (cortical visual impairment) affects how the brain processes visual information. CVI-adapted design uses carefully selected contrasts, colors and visual hierarchy that doesn't overload processing — so people with CVI can actually use the site.

Can the association team manage content themselves?

Yes. The admin panel allows editing pages, writing blog posts, managing messages and newsletter — without a single line of code or developer involvement.

Is the site available in multiple languages?

Yes. The site is fully bilingual — Serbian and English — with all content available in both languages.


Srpski · English