Give the archive an understandable structure.
Campaign and media archives preserve the organization’s history. Searchable university information and individual chapter pages offer another route through its work.
Students Organize for Syria
A redesign that keeps an advocacy group’s history in reach.
Creating an engaging digital presence while preserving an advocacy organization’s history.
- Industry
- Nonprofit, advocacy & education
- Type
- Websites
- Services
- Website redesign, UI/UX design, Editorial architecture, Responsive frontend development
The challenge
An advocacy organization’s website needs to explain its purpose, make its history accessible, and help visitors understand ways to participate. Historical records and present activity need to remain distinguishable.
What we did
The supplied redesign scope combines organizational storytelling, responsive editorial layouts, chapter discovery, university information, campaign and media archives, and participation pathways.
Use motion without making it a requirement.
Animation supports the editorial experience, with reduced-motion support so visitors can access the same content without relying on movement.
Inside the project
Project scope
What we built.
The redesigned structure connects the organization’s story, chapter information, archives, campaigns, media, and participation routes in one responsive editorial experience.
Editorial website redesign and organizational storytelling
Responsive multi-page layouts
Chapter discovery, searchable university information, and chapter pages
Campaign and media archives
Participation pathways, animation, and reduced-motion support
Archive pages are clearly labeled, so past campaigns are not mistaken for current activity.
Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- custom CSS animation
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