EPIC Literacy & EPIC Numeracy Websites

EPIC Literacy had recently earned its Rivet certification, a recognized standard in curriculum-based professional learning, but its aging Wix website didn't reflect that credibility. The old site made it cumbersome to manage and update events, and there was no web presence at all for the EPIC Numeracy Alliance, a math-focused initiative that had grown through statewide partnerships without ever getting a site of its own. The two programs needed to feel like part of the same family while serving different audiences, and the new system needed to be one EPIC's own team could manage day-to-day, not something that required outside help for every change.

The project paired a full migration of EPIC Literacy onto a new platform with a ground-up build for EPIC Numeracy, giving both programs a shared design language while keeping each visually distinct — Numeracy leans into a cooler blue palette with a subtle math-symbol motif of its own. Years of existing content, including event listings and registration details, were carefully carried over so nothing was lost in the move. Both sites are built around a flexible events system that lets EPIC's team add listings, swap photos, and update testimonials on their own — a foundation designed to grow with the organization instead of becoming outdated again in a few years, the way the old site did.

Both sites launched within the planned window, giving EPIC a web presence that finally matches its certified standing and the scope of its work across literacy and numeracy. More than a redesign, it's a long-term platform: one built to flex as programs expand and new partnerships come online, rather than the kind of site that needs replacing every few years.