bodAH, a project that contributes to the holistic and sustainable development of European tourism, launches its website by JAVALI

The Bodah Project, Big and Open Data for Atlantic Heritage, is co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Program through the European Regional Development Fund, and aims to sustainably develop new tools, solutions and processes for managing tourism in Atlantic cultural heritage, based on data analysis and intelligent technologies.

This is a project in its infancy but with great potential, with the contribution of universities, research institutes, non-profit organizations, municipalities and natural parks from various European countries, and which is launching its website at: https://bodah.eu.

It's a Drupal project that JAVALI had the pleasure of developing together with one of the project's partners, the Faculty of Science and Technology of Universidade Nova de Lisboa, with a design that reflects the values and identity of bodAH, and which adapts (responsive) to the various devices (desktop, tablets and smartphones), and with very intuitive navigation for its users, optimized for search engines (SEO), guaranteeing accessibility for people with visual impairments.

In a statement, the Faculty of Science and Technology of Universidade Nova de Lisboa said: "Working together with Javali was an adventure ... ups and downs, good and excellent ideas, patience to listen to our wishes and assertive telling what works and what doesn't work. In the end ... a great job done."

To follow the journey and initiatives of this brilliant project you can visit: https://www.bodah.eu, Facebook bodAH, Linkedin bodAH and Twitter bodAH.