Corporate site and careers platform for Qualogy
For Qualogy, we built a corporate website in WordPress and a careers platform in GetNoticed, connected by one shared design system for clients and talent alike.

Deliverables
- UI/UX design
- Design system
- Corporate website development
- Careers platform
Tech stack
- Figma
- WordPress
- GetNoticed
- HTML / CSS
- PHP
- Google Tag Manager
Qualogy wanted to modernise without losing the brand identity it had built, while appealing to both clients and new talent. Your Tech Club built two sites: a corporate website in WordPress and a careers platform in GetNoticed, connected by one design system.
What was the challenge?

Serving two audiences with different expectations from one brand. A potential client looks for proof of professionalism and experience; a job applicant looks for atmosphere and prospects. Too corporate puts talent off; too young undermines credibility with buyers.

Why two platforms instead of one?

Because the two sites need to do different things. The corporate site runs on WordPress, where marketing manages the content. The careers platform runs on GetNoticed, which is built for recruitment: applicants follow a fixed process and HR manages candidates in the same system.

How does it stay one brand?

Through a design system. It defines colours, typography and components, so both platforms are recognisably the same brand without redesigning every page.
What did it deliver?

An application process that is shorter for both candidate and recruiter. Applicants follow one fixed route, and HR manages candidates in the same system they arrive in.

Marketing manages the corporate site itself and stays within the defined style. Both platforms are recognisably the same brand, without every page having to be redesigned.
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Your message goes straight to our team in Amsterdam.Who made the Qualogy website?
Your Tech Club. We did the UI/UX design, built the design system, developed the corporate website in WordPress and set up the careers platform in GetNoticed.
What did Your Tech Club build for Qualogy?
Two platforms with one design language: a corporate website for clients and a careers platform for applicants, connected by a shared design system.
What technology does the Qualogy website run on?
The corporate site runs on WordPress with PHP, HTML and CSS. The careers platform runs on GetNoticed. The design was developed in Figma, and measurement runs through Google Tag Manager.
Why a separate careers platform?
Recruitment needs different functionality from a corporate site: vacancy management, an application flow and candidate follow-up. A system built for that does it better than a corporate CMS with plugins.
Can you modernise without losing your brand identity?
Yes, as long as you separate what must stay from what can change. At Qualogy, the core values and professional look stayed central, while the visual design, interaction and tone of voice were refreshed.

