Titãs da Robótica Web Portal
The official website of the robotics team at Ifes Campus Colatina, bringing more than 10 years of history into one place.
- My role
- Research, content, information architecture and interface
- Timeline
- Sep 2025 to Sep 2026
- Program
- CNPq undergraduate research fellowship
- Status
- In development
Context
The portal is the official website of the Titãs da Robótica team at Ifes Campus Colatina, in Brazil. I work on it as an undergraduate research fellow funded by CNPq, from September 2025 to September 2026.
Problem
The team has more than 10 years of projects, awards and growth. That history was scattered across social media, documents and photos.
There was no official place for the team to introduce itself to schools, sponsors and the academic community.
My role
- I mapped, documented and wrote 10 years of the team's milestones and achievements.
- I structured the site's information architecture.
- I refined the digital visual identity and the navigation experience.
- I organized the content for two audiences: the academic community and the general public.
Process
With the research done, the job was to turn interviews and documents into pages each audience can move through without getting lost. I defined the architecture and navigation flows first, then the content of each section, and then the interface.
Research foundation
The portal's content came from the research I did for the team's official 10th anniversary book, as a Fapes research fellow.
Together with a fellow researcher, I conducted more than 50 interviews with students, advisors and collaborators. I also reviewed more than 10 years of historical documents, technical records and images.
Flow map: how the home page connects to the inner pages. 
Our History: the team's origin, written from the interviews and documents. 
Timeline of the team's milestones, from 2014 to today. 
Teams page, with one entry per competition category. 
Mobile version of the home page.
Key decisions
One path per audience in the menu
WhySchools, sponsors and the academic community come to the site with different questions. The menu has direct entries such as Sign up, Support, Teams and Blog, so each person finds what they need in one click.
History told as a timeline
WhyThere are more than 10 years of milestones. In chronological order, the team's growth is easy to grasp at a glance and each achievement reads in context.
Content grounded in the book research
WhyThe portal's copy comes from the interviews and documents gathered for the 10th anniversary book, so the dates and facts it publishes were checked against sources, not written from memory.
Outcome
10 years of team history brought together in a single digital platform.
Status: In development.