Deliver Nonprofit
Web · Brand · Photography
As a design intern at Deliver, an adoption agency, over roughly four months, I helped revamp their website, working on layout, page design, and updating the visuals. The goal was a warmer, clearer site that reflected the organization's mission. I also photographed for the agency and took part in home interviews, which gave me a firsthand understanding of the mission I was helping to communicate. Out of respect for the families' privacy, those photographs aren't shown here.
deliverprojects.org
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Home page, top of the fold. The nav and logo lockup sit on a light cream band so the hero photograph carries the page on its own.
deliverprojects.org
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Home page, lower scroll. Our Mission runs as a two-column block with the list of programs, then the illustration and scripture close the page.
deliverprojects.org/what-we-do
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What We Do. Each program gets equal weight in a photo grid, so the range of the agency’s work reads at a glance.
deliverprojects.org/stories
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Adoption Stories. Numbered entries alternate photo and text down the page, each one a single story with a link to read further.
deliverprojects.org/donations
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How to Help. The page sorts every way to support the agency into four parallel paths, with the quote and CTA carrying the warmer palette through the fold.
