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Educere

Muzza for Agencies

A website that spreads the love of teaching

Together with Programon, we designed and built the new website for Educere, a nonprofit that supports teachers and schools so more students learn better. We reorganized the structure, rewrote the content and brought it to Webflow with animations that tell the story of each program.

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Sections of the Educere home page on desktop
Screens of the Educere home page on desktop
Mobile screens of the Educere home page
Loading animation of the Educere website
Animated walkthrough of the Educere home page on desktop
Detail of the Educere home page
Mobile screens of the Educere home page and Quiénes somos page
Animation of a section of the Educere Donaciones page
Screens of the Educere Matemática a la vista page and home page on desktop
Mobile screens of the Educere Quiénes somos page and Matemática a la vista page
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Challenge

Educere, the nonprofit Docentes por un Mañana, supports education projects so more students achieve more and better learning, with a strong focus on math.

Its previous website didn't organize everything they do: programs, materials, news and ways to contribute were all mixed together. They needed a site that conveyed a passion for teaching, explained each program clearly and led teachers, schools and donors to the right place.

Process

We worked with Programon, which managed the project. We handled design and development.

  • Structure. We rebuilt the site architecture: who they are, Matemática a la Vista, programs, blog and donations.
  • Content. We rewrote the copy from the previous site and improved its order. The SEO team did the final review and chose the images.
  • Design and development. From discovery and wireframes to look and feel, UI and the Webflow build, between March and April 2026.

Solution

The site opens with a clear idea, reigniting the passion for teaching, and leads visitors to explore the programs or contribute. Each program has its own page, such as Matemática Mundial 2026 or the ideas for a literacy-focused school.

Programs and news live in the CMS, so the team adds content without touching the design. Animations support the journey and help show each project better.

Credits

Project management: Programon. Design, content and Webflow development: Muzza. Final review of copy and images: SEO team.