Website for Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law

The core challenge lay in the sheer volume of content—over 4,000 pages spread across dozens of misclassified categories. Over the years, articles and resources were not consistently grouped, leading to a confusing and disorganized structure. Additionally, the website was running on a custom CMS platform, limiting flexibility, SEO optimization, and ease of use for administrators and users alike.

Accessibility was also an issue, as the organization supports a wide range of users, including individuals with different abilities. BCNL needed a new digital experience that was intuitive, accessible, and aligned with their mission.

Our work began with a comprehensive audit of the existing website, including its content, URL structures, and SEO performance. We built a new, optimized sitemap and restructured the entire content base into clear, logical categories working closely with BCNL team. We also identified outdated or broken links and developed a 301 redirect strategy to preserve search engine indexing.

From there, we created a clean, modern, and user-friendly design tailored to the needs of the organization’s diverse audiences. We implemented a full set of accessibility tools including high-contrast modes, font adjustments, light/dark themes, and more to ensure an inclusive experience. We also integrated a powerful internal search engine to allow quick access to any resource on the platform.

Once the design and architecture were approved, we developed a completely new front-end and transitioned the content to the new CMS, carefully migrating all critical information from the legacy custom system. Lastly, we deployed the new website with full SEO validation and dual-language support.