The Froebelian School launched “Forbes: The Froebelian Edition” as an initiative to support its parent community by showcasing businesses owned by families within the school. The platform acts as a central hub where parents can promote their services, connect with other families, and build relationships within a trusted network.
This project represents the transition from a simple publication concept into a fully interactive online directory.
The Froebelian School launched “Forbes: The Froebelian Edition” as an initiative to support its parent community by showcasing businesses owned by families within the school. The platform acts as a central hub where parents can promote their services, connect with other families, and build relationships within a trusted network.
This project represents the transition from a simple publication concept into a fully interactive online directory.
The key goals for the project were to:
The project started by identifying the dual audience:
The structure was designed around simplicity and clarity, ensuring users could quickly browse categories or find businesses without friction.
Wireframing focused heavily on directory usability—balancing visual appeal with function. Listings were designed to feel consistent while still allowing each business to stand out.
Visually, the design needed to feel:
Special attention was given to scalability, allowing new businesses and categories to be added easily as the platform grows.
The final website delivers a clear, structured, and user-friendly directory that supports both discovery and connection.
It successfully transforms a community initiative into a practical digital platform, making it easier for parents to:
The platform is also future-ready, with the flexibility to expand as more businesses join.nd as more businesses join.