Website design / Case study
All website case studiesNASSCOM Foundation / Website design
Technology.
With people at its centre.
A responsive website presentation connecting the organisation’s impact, programmes and ways to participate.
FOR PEOPLE.Explore the website
01 / The challenge
Give the story
a clear hierarchy.
The homepage design moves from the opening proposition into programme areas, impact stories, partners, news and contact. The case focuses on those visible design decisions.
The thinking
Put people first.
Make the programmes clear.
Photography gives the work a human starting point. Programme pages connect that introduction with the people, activities and information behind each area of work.
Red panels, open white space and a consistent content hierarchy bring structure to a wide range of programme and organisational information.
02 / The website
The work.
The people.
The ways to participate.
From the opening proposition, the website moves into programme areas, participant stories, partners and opportunities to get involved. The structure keeps the wider purpose connected with the detail.
One structure.
Many areas of work.
Organisation, programmes, resources and participation routes sit within one clear navigation system.
Let the people
lead the story.
Community photography, participant stories and familiar page patterns connect different areas of work.
Make participation
easy to find.
Volunteering, partnerships and contact information sit alongside the programmes visitors are exploring.
03 / The mobile experience
Adapt the layout.
Retain the purpose.
Mobile and tablet compositions reflow the content around a smaller screen. These are design presentations, not a claim about a currently live website.
A wide range of work.
One connected website.
Website layouts that give programmes, people and participation a clear place in the story.
