Concrete action
Each concept starts with the thing supporters came to do: donate, act, learn, or share.
UX, accessibility, and design engineering for mission-driven teams
Small prototype ideas for making nonprofit digital journeys clearer.
These are quick, focused explorations: one practical screen, one clear user journey, and a short note on why it matters. The goal is not to redesign everything. The goal is to show how I think about donor trust, campaign action, accessible content, and product handoff.
Trust before friction
Donation and campaign flows need proof, transparency, and low-pressure next steps.
Built for handoff
The structure is intentionally component-minded so a web team can actually build from it.
Samawada Organization
Donor flow for clean-water impact
The opportunity here is not just a cleaner donation form. It is helping donors understand how gifts connect to boreholes, local maintenance training, field reporting, and long-term community water access.
- Monthly giving is framed as water-system upkeep, not just a payment choice.
- Impact language stays concrete without inventing exact claims.
- Trust cues are visible before the donor continues.
World Animal Protection Canada
Campaign-to-donation supporter flow
For an animal protection campaign, supporters should not have to guess what the next useful action is. The concept brings donation, campaign action, and supporter confidence into one focused decision point.
- Supporters can give, act, or share without losing context.
- Monthly giving is tied to investigations, campaigns, and public pressure.
- Registration and trust details sit close to the action.
CPAWS / SNAP Canada
Conservation action hub
CPAWS already has strong public education and campaign content. The prototype direction is a sharper hub that helps people move from learning about land, freshwater, and ocean protection into a local action or donation path.
- Province-aware action cards for letters, petitions, and local campaigns.
- Clear supporter paths: take action, donate, volunteer, or learn.
- Design language follows their bold conservation editorial style.
CPAWS
Take Action
Donate
Protect land, freshwater, ocean and wildlife
Find the action that matters where you live.
Defend the coast
Ask decision-makers to uphold protection for marine ecosystems.
Fuel conservation work
Support national and regional teams protecting nature across Canada.
30% by 2030
See what is protected, what is at risk, and where action is needed.
Stephen Lewis Foundation
Story-to-donation content flow
The content opportunity is to protect the depth of community-led work while still giving donors a simple path to understand, trust, and support it. This concept treats content modules as reusable pieces for CMS publishing.
- Story, partner context, donation path, and accessibility notes in one system.
- Flexible funding is explained in plain language.
- Designed for content publishing, analytics, and long-term maintainability.
Community-led health and human rights
Support the people closest to the work.
Flexible funding helps frontline organizations respond to what communities actually need.
Human-first narrative with clear consent and accessibility notes.
What the fund supports, without flattening community complexity.
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Available for UX, design systems, accessibility, and design engineering
I like making useful things clearer.
If one of these ideas is close to a real problem your team is facing, I can turn it into a tighter flow, Figma prototype, implementation-ready component map, or accessibility review.
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