VEGA Grieshaber KG
Career website
We developed a subpage with its own UX/UI for the careers page ,which is aimedat potential employeeswith a fresher look .
The sensor manufacturer and world market leader VEGA Grieshaber KG from the Black Forest develops innovative measuring techniques that are easy to use and offer maximum safety and reliability.
Comprehensive, modern employer branding
Until now, the focus has been on B2B customers, but the new version of the site is also intended to address potential employees – as part of the overall employer branding. VEGA wanted a completely new approach to the careers site that could still be integrated into their existing systems. The UX/UI developed for the underside is very different from the overarching style. The challenge was to create a completely unique, modern styling – but with the same CMS system in the background.
Consistency across different designs
In order to maintain the existing systems, we have built a design system that can be used anywhere at VEGA, be it the careers page or the homepage. The new design system was integrated into the existing Sitecore Experience Platform and was therefore able to retain the SEO functionality. Due to the requirements, we decided to use the web technology “Web Components”. This has enabled us to ensure the important consistency in the old and new design.
Benefits
CMS
We implemented the project in the same CMS in the form of a microsite in Sitecore.
Frontend development
To develop new UX/UI elements, we used the web technology “Web Components”.
Project management
In order to meet the requirements, we adopted an agile development approach.
To build the new career site, we used “Web Components” technology: a modern web standard for developing component-based, reusable elements for the web. This makes it possible to create modules that can be combined in a CMS system, for example, and enriched with content such as uniform font sizes or fonts. Each module consists of its own HTML, CSS and JavaScript and can therefore be used anywhere. This was a practical solution for maintaining the CMS system.
