Texas Tech University

Long-time client Texas Tech wanted to shift from athletics-only branding to celebrating academic excellence. See how Stamats helped achieve their goal.

After a successful partnership redesigning its graduate school website, Texas Tech University approached Stamats once again to overhaul its outdated institutional site.  

The website wasn’t mobile friendly, and the navigation and architecture were confusing and hard to follow, especially given its size of approximately 60,000 pages.  

The site also leaned heavily on its athletics branding and didn’t focus enough on the school’s high-caliber academic environment and research initiatives. 

Stamats worked closely with Texas Tech to determine the best organization for its new site. To help the university showcase its academic quality, Stamats created a prominent link to the university’s research page from the top navigation and relied less on the athletics brand to sell the school at the top level. This change also makes the website easier to use for those who simply want to learn more about Texas Tech. 

Texas Tech now has a responsive website that is easy to navigate and is organized in a logical manner. Prospective students can quickly find the information they need, and the site more prominently features information for visitors who want to learn more about the university. 

The website also now highlights Texas Tech’s academic quality and more clearly shows the important work faculty and students do on campus every day to further their disciplines. 

  • The Challenge

    After a successful partnership redesigning its graduate school website, Texas Tech University approached Stamats once again to overhaul its outdated institutional site.  

    The website wasn’t mobile friendly, and the navigation and architecture were confusing and hard to follow, especially given its size of approximately 60,000 pages.  

    The site also leaned heavily on its athletics branding and didn’t focus enough on the school’s high-caliber academic environment and research initiatives. 

  • The Project

    Stamats worked closely with Texas Tech to determine the best organization for its new site. To help the university showcase its academic quality, Stamats created a prominent link to the university’s research page from the top navigation and relied less on the athletics brand to sell the school at the top level. This change also makes the website easier to use for those who simply want to learn more about Texas Tech. 

  • The Results

    Texas Tech now has a responsive website that is easy to navigate and is organized in a logical manner. Prospective students can quickly find the information they need, and the site more prominently features information for visitors who want to learn more about the university. 

    The website also now highlights Texas Tech’s academic quality and more clearly shows the important work faculty and students do on campus every day to further their disciplines.