Case Study: Treccani launches a successful online Italian school with Moze

Treccani launches 3-month Italian courses with Moze

Treccani, Italy's largest cultural publisher, sought to launch an online school named Giulia for foreigners wanting to learn Italian. They partnered with Moze to co-design and develop a full-stack e-commerce platform to sell and manage online group lessons, digitizing the user journey and operational processes for students, teachers, and staff.

Moze implemented a lean, low-code solution using a co-design workshop to define requirements. The tech stack included Next.js for the front end, Airtable for back-office management, Stripe for payments, and Disco for the e-learning platform. This allowed Giulia to launch quickly with a high-performance, customizable site and a brand identity that balanced Treccani's authority with a friendly, modern tone. The result was an intuitive platform where users can easily find and purchase courses filtered by their local time zone.

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