THP Website Evolution
Triad Health Project
The organization was struggling with an identity and site that represented a dated vision of HIV and those living with HIV. They had also lost access to the ".org" variant of the website. The consensus was that the site (like the brand) felt dated.
To reflect the vitality of the community (those living with HIV and those working to end HIV) and justice-focused work needed to create a future free from HIV. The site also needed to support live events, special awareness campaigns and an active social media.
The innovation of the action experience at the front featuring "Get Tested", "Get Treatment", "Get Support" and "Get Involved" proved key gateways while the incorporation of test scheduling and awareness messaging became popular with users.
AWARD RECOGNITIONS
Stepping Into the Light
After a major rebranding initiative led by A Great Idea which involved identifying and implementing core strategies to lift up decades' of work in the community, the website served as a centerpiece to share this evolution in language and commitment to speak publicly about their work. The organization had largely presented itself in subtle and frequently overlooked ways. Through an energized content strategy and bold palette, the Wordpress site reflects the bravery, passion, and strength of the community THP serves.
Action That Has Impact
Key to ending HIV is a community that takes action. This was central to the rebranding initiative, and this perspective informed many of the decisions in the website. Strong calls to action are found at strategic locations assisting in adding clarity to the purpose and benefit of the site to users.
Innovative Content Approach
Rather than follow many of the existing models in nonprofit messaging, A Great Idea team introduced creative solutions and strategies to the Triad Health Project website that spoke directly to users who were looking to Get Informed, Get Tested, Get Support, or Get Involved. This language brought users to Wordpress pages that were designed to connect and motivate users to their next actions.
Is there a difference between print and digital design?
Put simply, print design is collateral design, meant for physical assets, while digital design is for electronic dissemination. Beyond that, there are differences in the designs we create for each channel. Considerations like text size, colors, and readability vary across formats.
Will I be able to maintain the site after launch?
Yes, we will make sure you can! We build sites that are easy to manage with navigable content management systems (CMS) like WebFlow. We provide documentation and training so that you and your team feel comfortable updating content, adding pages, or running blogs. And if you ever need support, we’re here to help!
Can you print materials?
While we don’t do in-house printing, we can help you get your materials printed! This includes having final printed materials sent to you or printed near you for pickup. In the design process, we ensure your files are prepared to be sent to printers by ensuring correct sizing, bleeds, and file packaging.
What website platforms do you use?
We regularly work with content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Webflow, and Squarespace, though we’re flexible. We evaluate each project and choose a CMS depending on your needs and technical goals!
Will the UI design work on mobile and desktop?
Yes! We build UI design with most common devices and browsers in mind to ensure your website is consistent and usable across platforms.