Eleven faculty websites, eleven logins. Now one platform.

The ELTE platform is a website system we built for Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. All eleven faculty websites now run on it, so editors publish, search and share content from one place instead of eleven.

Multisite platformContent migrationCentral search

See it in action

One platform, eleven faculties.

ELTE university website homepage

The university site

The central ELTE site and every faculty site run on one platform, with the same menus, search and login.

ELTE Faculty of Humanities website in its red faculty colours

Each faculty, its own colours

The Faculty of Humanities keeps its own red identity. Colours and fonts are set in settings, not in code.

ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences website in purple, showing the shared ELTEfeszt news

Shared news, published once

ELTEfeszt appears on the university and faculty sites from one entry, instead of being typed in three times.

By the numbers

The platform in numbers.

11
faculty websites on one platform
200+
editors publishing every day
1
login for every faculty site
0
developers needed to change colours

The transformation

From eleven systems to one place to work.

Before

Every faculty had its own website system, and some kept Hungarian and English in separate ones. Editors logged in and out all day.

A news item for three faculties was typed in three times. Search worked one site at a time, and newsletters lived in separate tools.

Even a colour change on a faculty website needed a developer.

Now

All eleven faculty websites run on one platform, in Hungarian and English, with one login for everyone.

A news item is published once, and other faculties take it over with one click. Search covers every faculty and respects who can see what.

Colours and fonts are set per faculty in settings, without a developer.

What else we built them

Three things editors no longer do by hand.

01

They needed staff pages that stay up to date

Staff profiles from the university database

Profiles of professors, deans and lecturers update automatically from the central staff database, so nobody edits them by hand.

02

They needed newsletters without extra tools

Newsletters from the website

Campaigns are created in the platform and sent through Mailchimp, to the right mailing list for each faculty, without copying content around.

03

They needed years of content moved safely

Complete content migration

Pages, events, study programmes, galleries and documents moved from the old system, and every old link still leads to the right page.

THE RESULT

Editors spend their time on content again.

ELTE's eleven faculties now publish from one platform, with one login and one search. The work moved from fighting the tools to writing good content.

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