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Menazor — Study Abroad Guidance Platform
A multilingual study-abroad platform that guides students from early research through applications, travel preparation, settling in, and the first days of study.
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Public landing page introducing Menazor's study-abroad guidance journey and support areas.
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Project overview
Menazor is a study-abroad guidance platform that supports the full journey: understanding the process and its financial and administrative implications, comparing universities and cities, preparing enrolment steps, planning travel, and settling into the first days overseas. The product combines a multilingual public website whose landing-page sections are managed in Strapi, localized editorial content, and a logged-in, community-oriented student workspace for paths and scholarships.
The challenge
The platform needed to make a complex, high-stakes journey understandable for students while serving several content and product surfaces. Public guidance had to work across four languages, editors needed to update landing-page sections and publish HTML articles in every language without a website rebuild, and signed-in students needed a separate, community-style place to track their path and discover opportunities through an existing backend API.
Build decisions
Localize the full public journey
Next.js and next-intl provide translated landing, guide, FAQ, and blog experiences across four languages so the core guidance remains useful to a broader student audience.
Keep the public experience server-rendered
Landing pages and the blog are rendered on the server for each locale, keeping Strapi-backed content available in the initial response while preserving a fast, focused reading experience.
Make the website content editable
A Strapi dashboard lets administrators change landing-page sections and manage HTML blog content in all supported languages. The Next.js site renders that content on the server, so editorial changes can be published without rebuilding the website.
Separate guidance from progress tracking
The public website explains the journey, while a dedicated student dashboard uses NextAuth with Google login to protect paths, scholarship discovery, and user-specific progress.
Connect to the existing product backend
The student workspace consumes the existing backend API rather than duplicating its data model, allowing the new interface to fit the platform that was already in place.
Delivery shape
Delivered as a fast, multilingual Next.js website with next-intl, Strapi-managed landing-page and blog content, server-rendered localized pages, Google Ads integration, and a NextAuth-protected student dashboard connected to the existing API.