Faith

UX and web design for a local charity focused on interfaith dialogue and community engagement.

Year

2021

Duration

2-3 weeks

Responsibilities

UX & information architecture
Web design & responsive layouts
Design system interpretation

01 / Brief

Faith Network for Manchester is a local charity dedicated to fostering interfaith dialogue and cooperation across diverse communities. The previous website was outdated, hard to navigate, and did not clearly communicate the organisation’s mission or make community support easy.

The project brief was to create a clear, inclusive, contemporary web presence that reflects the organisation’s values, improves readability, and makes support actions (like donating) easy and obvious — while respecting a neutral and welcoming tone for all faiths. My role focused on UX strategy and web design based on recently established visual guidelines.

02 / Research & Approach

The core design challenge was balancing inclusivity with a visually rich brand expression. The site needed to communicate diversity, yet ensure no group felt visually or contextually excluded. Key parts of the approach included:

  • Auditing existing content and restructuring information hierarchies for clarity and accessibility
  • Defining clear UX flows for key actions (explore, learn, donate, upcoming activities)
  • Designing responsive layouts for both desktop and mobile, emphasizing readability and clarity of purpose
  • Interpreting new brand guidelines into functional webpages — ensuring neutral visual tones while respecting symbolic richness
  • Iterating layouts and interactive components with a focus on lowering cognitive load and highlighting calls to action (especially donate)

Throughout the process, the aim was to make values visible without overwhelming visitors or diluting the organisation’s voice.

03 / Results

The resulting website delivers:

  • a modern, inclusive, and accessible web presence reflecting the charity’s mission
  • improved content clarity and navigation, helping users find what matters quickly
  • a much easier donation experience, with clear card-based options and prominent CTAs
  • a consistent visual system grounded in the established brand, flexible across breakpoints

By combining UX-focused structure with thoughtful visual design, the site now functions as both an informational resource and a welcoming touchpoint for community engagement and support.

Impact

Clearer communication of mission and values across digital touchpoints.
Lower barrier to support through a more intuitive donation experience.
A contemporary, inclusive website supporting community engagement.

Faith

UX and web design for a local charity focused on interfaith dialogue and community engagement.

Year

2021

Duration

2-3 weeks

Responsibilities

UX & information architecture
Web design & responsive layouts
Design system interpretation

01 / Brief

Faith Network for Manchester is a local charity dedicated to fostering interfaith dialogue and cooperation across diverse communities. The previous website was outdated, hard to navigate, and did not clearly communicate the organisation’s mission or make community support easy.

The project brief was to create a clear, inclusive, contemporary web presence that reflects the organisation’s values, improves readability, and makes support actions (like donating) easy and obvious — while respecting a neutral and welcoming tone for all faiths. My role focused on UX strategy and web design based on recently established visual guidelines.

02 / Research & Approach

The core design challenge was balancing inclusivity with a visually rich brand expression. The site needed to communicate diversity, yet ensure no group felt visually or contextually excluded. Key parts of the approach included:

  • Auditing existing content and restructuring information hierarchies for clarity and accessibility
  • Defining clear UX flows for key actions (explore, learn, donate, upcoming activities)
  • Designing responsive layouts for both desktop and mobile, emphasizing readability and clarity of purpose
  • Interpreting new brand guidelines into functional webpages — ensuring neutral visual tones while respecting symbolic richness
  • Iterating layouts and interactive components with a focus on lowering cognitive load and highlighting calls to action (especially donate)

Throughout the process, the aim was to make values visible without overwhelming visitors or diluting the organisation’s voice.

03 / Results

The resulting website delivers:

  • a modern, inclusive, and accessible web presence reflecting the charity’s mission
  • improved content clarity and navigation, helping users find what matters quickly
  • a much easier donation experience, with clear card-based options and prominent CTAs
  • a consistent visual system grounded in the established brand, flexible across breakpoints

By combining UX-focused structure with thoughtful visual design, the site now functions as both an informational resource and a welcoming touchpoint for community engagement and support.

Impact

Clearer communication of mission and values across digital touchpoints.
Lower barrier to support through a more intuitive donation experience.
A contemporary, inclusive website supporting community engagement.

Faith

UX and web design for a local charity focused on interfaith dialogue and community engagement.

Year

2021

Duration

2-3 weeks

Responsibilities

UX & information architecture
Web design & responsive layouts
Design system interpretation

01 / Brief

Faith Network for Manchester is a local charity dedicated to fostering interfaith dialogue and cooperation across diverse communities. The previous website was outdated, hard to navigate, and did not clearly communicate the organisation’s mission or make community support easy.

The project brief was to create a clear, inclusive, contemporary web presence that reflects the organisation’s values, improves readability, and makes support actions (like donating) easy and obvious — while respecting a neutral and welcoming tone for all faiths. My role focused on UX strategy and web design based on recently established visual guidelines.

02 / Research & Approach

The core design challenge was balancing inclusivity with a visually rich brand expression. The site needed to communicate diversity, yet ensure no group felt visually or contextually excluded. Key parts of the approach included:

  • Auditing existing content and restructuring information hierarchies for clarity and accessibility
  • Defining clear UX flows for key actions (explore, learn, donate, upcoming activities)
  • Designing responsive layouts for both desktop and mobile, emphasizing readability and clarity of purpose
  • Interpreting new brand guidelines into functional webpages — ensuring neutral visual tones while respecting symbolic richness
  • Iterating layouts and interactive components with a focus on lowering cognitive load and highlighting calls to action (especially donate)

Throughout the process, the aim was to make values visible without overwhelming visitors or diluting the organisation’s voice.

03 / Results

The resulting website delivers:

  • a modern, inclusive, and accessible web presence reflecting the charity’s mission
  • improved content clarity and navigation, helping users find what matters quickly
  • a much easier donation experience, with clear card-based options and prominent CTAs
  • a consistent visual system grounded in the established brand, flexible across breakpoints

By combining UX-focused structure with thoughtful visual design, the site now functions as both an informational resource and a welcoming touchpoint for community engagement and support.

Impact

Clearer communication of mission and values across digital touchpoints.
Lower barrier to support through a more intuitive donation experience.
A contemporary, inclusive website supporting community engagement.

Faith

UX and web design for a local charity focused on interfaith dialogue and community engagement.

Year

2021

Duration

2-3 weeks

Responsibilities

UX & information architecture
Web design & responsive layouts
Design system interpretation

01 / Brief

Faith Network for Manchester is a local charity dedicated to fostering interfaith dialogue and cooperation across diverse communities. The previous website was outdated, hard to navigate, and did not clearly communicate the organisation’s mission or make community support easy.

The project brief was to create a clear, inclusive, contemporary web presence that reflects the organisation’s values, improves readability, and makes support actions (like donating) easy and obvious — while respecting a neutral and welcoming tone for all faiths. My role focused on UX strategy and web design based on recently established visual guidelines.

02 / Research & Approach

The core design challenge was balancing inclusivity with a visually rich brand expression. The site needed to communicate diversity, yet ensure no group felt visually or contextually excluded. Key parts of the approach included:

  • Auditing existing content and restructuring information hierarchies for clarity and accessibility
  • Defining clear UX flows for key actions (explore, learn, donate, upcoming activities)
  • Designing responsive layouts for both desktop and mobile, emphasizing readability and clarity of purpose
  • Interpreting new brand guidelines into functional webpages — ensuring neutral visual tones while respecting symbolic richness
  • Iterating layouts and interactive components with a focus on lowering cognitive load and highlighting calls to action (especially donate)

Throughout the process, the aim was to make values visible without overwhelming visitors or diluting the organisation’s voice.

03 / Results

The resulting website delivers:

  • a modern, inclusive, and accessible web presence reflecting the charity’s mission
  • improved content clarity and navigation, helping users find what matters quickly
  • a much easier donation experience, with clear card-based options and prominent CTAs
  • a consistent visual system grounded in the established brand, flexible across breakpoints

By combining UX-focused structure with thoughtful visual design, the site now functions as both an informational resource and a welcoming touchpoint for community engagement and support.

Impact

Clearer communication of mission and values across digital touchpoints.
Lower barrier to support through a more intuitive donation experience.
A contemporary, inclusive website supporting community engagement.