Opening a school’s doors online.
A Webflow launch website supporting admissions and family inquiries.
Current public website, captured October 2026.
Introduce a school before families can experience it.
The International School of Strasbourg was a new institution preparing to welcome families. It needed to establish its digital presence from scratch, with a website, social channels and printed communications supporting the launch.
Families needed enough information to understand the school’s offer and express interest in admissions. The team also needed a way to remain in contact with people who were interested but not yet ready to apply.
Turn the supplied identity into a launch presence.
Using the school’s existing brand identity, TIN developed a Webflow website to introduce the institution, its educational offer and its point of view. Search optimization was part of the work, alongside clear paths for inquiries.
A newsletter form and lead-capture prompts gave interested families ways to stay connected. We also established social media profiles and designed flyers, carrying the school’s introduction across digital and printed touchpoints.
Give the education room to be explained.
Program information is central to a family’s decision. The current curriculum area provides a place to explore the school’s educational offer rather than relying on a brief homepage introduction.
The screenshots reflect the school’s website today. Programs and admissions information can evolve; the original project established the website and communications needed for the launch.
The current school website. Program information may have evolved since the original launch.
Make the values part of the decision.
A family is choosing an environment as well as a curriculum. The mission and values page gives the school’s outlook a dedicated place alongside its practical program information.
These pages help families understand the institution before the first visit or conversation. The route toward admissions can then follow an informed introduction.
The current mission and values page.
Support interest before an application.
The newsletter form gave the school a way to capture interest and share updates. That served a different need from a formal application: families could begin a relationship with the school while still considering their options.
Website, social profiles and flyers were delivered as parts of the same launch effort, so the school had several ways to introduce itself and direct interested families to more information.
A digital starting point for a new school.
The engagement delivered a Webflow website, inquiry and newsletter capture, search optimization, social profiles and launch flyers. Together, they gave the new institution a public presence and ways to continue conversations with prospective families.
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