web application for working with the catalog

Heritage information Bank 2.0

Heritage information Bank is an information resource containing data on more than 5,500 tangible and intangible assets of Belarus. Based on a four-year usage analysis, the interface and functionality have been updated to enhance system performance, speed up searches, and simplify content access.

task
Improve platform efficiency by advancing search capabilities, optimizing performance, updating interfaces, and enhancing the overall user experience.
platform
The project has been implemented on a proprietary .NET web application management system
technologies
C#, ASP.NET MVC, MSSQL Server, HTML, CSS, JS, AngularJS
release date
October 2025
Main page of the project
Main page of the project
Design of all web application pages
technical specifications and UI features
  • Accelerated Search Engine: upgraded search mechanisms delivering rapid query execution across 5,500+ heritage assets.
  • User Account Portal: modern dashboard featuring flexible access control and permission management.
  • Database Optimization: refined indexing and structural tuning to ensure high throughput under heavy user loads.
  • Redesigned Responsive UI: modernized page structures for landing and interior pages tailored for intuitive content discovery.
  • Expanded Admin Tools: enhanced management functionality for seamless registry updates and content moderation.
value for businesses and users
  • Rapid Information Retrieval: reduced search delays enable faster and more effective resource access.
  • Granular Governance: flexible user permission settings simplify portal management and secure backend workflows.
  • Public Content Discovery: modern design aesthetic drives user interest and promotes national heritage assets.
  • System Scalability: optimized database framework supports sustained catalog growth and concurrent traffic.
review

The completed work has improved system performance, reduced information retrieval time, and ensured more efficient access to the Database resources.

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