To provide students with accessible, organized, and user-friendly digital learning resources.
To make learning easier and more accessible through simple, reliable, and inclusive digital platforms.
To become a trusted digital learning organization that helps students learn effectively using technology.
EExecutive Director
Oversees the entire organization
TTechnology Department
Develops and maintains digital systems
DDesign Department
Creates the visual identity and user interfaces
EEducation Department
Develops learning materials
MMarketing Department
Handles promotions and communication
SStudent Support Department
Assists users and handles concerns
- 11. ConsistencyUse the same logo, fonts, colors, buttons, and layouts across all platforms. Keep designs visually consistent between webpages, mobile applications, and printed materials.
- 22. Color PolicyPrimary color: Blue – represents trust and education. Secondary color: White – provides a clean and simple appearance. Accent color: Green – represents growth and progress. Avoid excessive colors that can make the interface confusing.
- 33. TypographyUse easy-to-read fonts such as Poppins, Arial, or Roboto. Headings should be larger and clearly separated from body text. Avoid using more than 2–3 font families in one design.
- 44. Logo UsageThe EduLink logo must remain clear and recognizable. Do not stretch, rotate, recolor, or distort the logo. Maintain sufficient spacing around the logo.
- 55. AccessibilityText must have sufficient contrast against backgrounds. Buttons and icons should be easy to identify. Designs should be usable by people with different abilities. Important information should not rely on color alone.
- 66. User InterfaceNavigation should be simple and predictable. Buttons should clearly indicate their purpose. Important actions should be easy to find. Use familiar icons and labels whenever possible.
- 77. Images and GraphicsUse high-quality images relevant to education. Avoid copyrighted images without proper permission. Maintain consistent image styles throughout the platform.
- 88. Spacing and LayoutUse consistent margins, padding, and alignment. Avoid overcrowding screens with too much information. Group related information together.
- 99. Content DesignUse clear and simple language. Break long information into sections. Use headings, lists, and visual hierarchy to improve readability.
- 1010. Privacy and SecurityDo not publicly display students’ personal information. User information must only be collected when necessary. Personal data should be protected and handled responsibly.
“Simple, Accessible, Consistent, and Student-Centered.” Every EduLink design should make it easy for students to find information, understand content, and complete tasks without unnecessary confusion.