Designers were tasked with redesigning a non-profit organization’s website for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices using the IDEO Human Centered Design Principles. I chose Project Hope Foundation, an organization that provides a “lifetime of services” to those diagnosed with autism. Their website is full of vital information, but navigating their website was challenging. Along with the information, the overuse of images overwhelms the text making it hard for the user to read.
After conducting interviews and researching to better understand the world of autism, I was able to infer the main goals of their website and their mission. With the gathered information, I determined two CTA for the site. I then began a development using site maps, wireframes, user flows, and prototypes to create a hi-fi prototype of the final site redesign. The site redesign aims to feel inviting, safe, and warm, while providing an educational and trustworthy navigation through each page.
