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Revitalizing the Pitve Wine Museum with 9 specialized web applications, designed to provide diverse media content and enrich visitor engagement on multi-sized touchscreens.
The Pitve Wine Museum on the island of Hvar serves as a significant cultural landmark, spotlighting the area's rich winemaking history. Simple Code was selected to further enhance the visitor experience by developing 9 unique web applications that present a range of media types to augment educational engagement.
Croatia
Tourism
3 months
Custom Web Applications, Web development, Project Management
Angular, JavaScript, Node.js, SCSS
The aim was to create 9 web applications, each focused on delivering different types of content such as videos, slideshows, and textual information. These apps needed to be compatible with touchscreens of various sizes—24, 27, 32, and 43 inches—and offer language options in Croatian and English.
The project posed several unique challenges that needed to be addressed seamlessly. Ensuring the applications ran effectively on multiple touchscreen sizes without internet access was a key technical constraint. Additionally, each app had to autostart with the computer and feature exit restrictions to secure the user environment. On top of these operational necessities, providing content in both Croatian and English was essential to cater to a diverse audience.
Before diving into development, we engaged in thorough analysis of project requirements, hardware specifications, and design elements, raising any clarifying questions to ensure full alignment.
We laid the groundwork for creating 9 distinct applications from a unified codebase. Content files and a shared repository for all reusable blocks and components were established at this stage.
The sliced design assets were optimized for specific screen resolutions, with the addition of touch actions to enhance interactivity.
At this phase, we developed the code necessary for the apps' specialized features, such as autostart, exit restrictions, and other operational necessities, ensuring a secure and user-focused environment.
With the user in mind, the apps were designed to offer intuitive interfaces, easy navigation, and valuable content to provide both utility and engagement.
Through multiple rounds of testing, we ensured that the apps functioned flawlessly across varying touchscreen sizes and languages, adhering to all specified requirements.
The project culminated in the deployment of all 9 applications on the museum's hardware, confirming their optimal functionality from autostart features to exit restrictions.
The project culminated in a suite of 9 interactive web applications that effectively engage and educate visitors at the Pitve Wine Museum. Each app is optimized for various touchscreen dimensions, includes autostart features, exit restrictions, and is accessible in both Croatian and English. The successful implementation of these applications has raised the bar for interactive experiences in cultural heritage institutions.