Afristem Global — STEM programmes and registration
A website rebuild supporting STEM programmes and registration experiences, including SciSPELL, Code Africa and the STEM Kids Championship.
1. Background
The context before anything was built.
Afristem Global runs STEM programmes and competitions for young people. Their website has to serve two different jobs at once: explain the programmes convincingly, and take registrations without friction.
2. Problem
What was actually wrong or missing.
Programme information and registration need to work together. When they do not, interested parents and schools drop out between the explanation and the form.
3. Objective
What success was supposed to look like.
Rebuild the website so programme information is clear and registration is a continuation of reading, not a separate chore.
4. Proposed solution
The approach, in plain terms.
A rebuild on a modern stack with programme pages for SciSPELL, Code Africa and the STEM Kids Championship, each connected to a registration experience.
5. Timfire's exact role
What he did, and what he did not do.
Reported as a full rebuild. The exact division of responsibility between website development and content assignment requires confirmation.
6. Team and contributors
Who else was involved.
Requires confirmation.
7. Development process
How the work moved from idea to delivery.
Reconciliation required before a process narrative can be published.
9. Deliverables
What was handed over.
- Programme pages
- Registration experiences
10. Features
What the thing can do.
- SciSPELL, Code Africa and STEM Kids Championship programme presentation
- Registration flows
11. Results
Only what can be evidenced.
No result is claimed. Publication of scope and outcomes requires confirmation.
13–16. Status, demonstrations, references and approval
- Project status
- Delivered per report. Role and deliverables pending confirmation.
- Client approval
- pending
- Public reference
- Not published