CELE Information Hub

During my CELE internship, the task was concrete: build the information website for UNNC’s 2026 Pre-Sessional programme. Nearly 1,000 students and staff formed its intended audience, across an eight-week programme running from 20 July to 11 September. Schedules, registration instructions, announcements, and support contacts needed to be easy to find when someone actually needed them.

I independently handled design, development, and ongoing content/backend maintenance. Rather than reproduce a long handbook as one page, I organised the material into a structured bilingual information hub. Programme navigation provides the overall map; prominent entries lead to schedules, arrival information, and emergency contacts; announcements surface changes that matter during the programme.

English and Chinese access was part of the information architecture, not an afterthought. Domestic and international students needed a consistent way to navigate the same service. The work brought together frontend implementation, content organisation, and responsibility for a production-facing university website.

My ownership: the complete website, from information structure to delivery and maintenance.

The site was delivered for the 2026 programme and remains a live information service in the source record. Its audience size describes the programme community, not measured active users. What makes the project meaningful to me is the responsibility beyond launch: keeping a real service organised and usable while people rely on it.