An accessible, modern and friendly website that brings order to the foundation’s communication

The Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę Foundation (‘We Give Children Strength’) is a non-governmental organisation providing comprehensive protection and support for children and their carers. The project involved creating a modern website that meets the WCAG 2.1 digital accessibility standards, so that people with disabilities can also use it with ease.

The previous website needed a refresh in terms of both looks and functionality. The challenge was to create a site that would be professional and on-brand, and at the same time easy to understand for a very wide audience – children, parents, carers, specialists, donors and people looking for specific help. The key was combining a modern look with intuitive information architecture and full accessibility.

The design direction was built on clarity, functionality and a responsible approach to user experience. We moved away from the old aesthetic towards a more modern, well-organised and visually consistent website that better supports the foundation’s communication. The information architecture was carefully thought through so that users can quickly find what they need, wherever they start and whatever situation brings them to the site. Another important part of the project was implementing WCAG 2.1-compliant solutions and a document generator that supports the foundation’s digital transformation.

The result is a modern, accessible and intuitive website that pairs good looks with genuine usability. It works better for a wider range of audiences, helps people find key information quickly and strengthens the foundation’s professional image. Built to WCAG 2.1 standards, the site is open to far more users, while the document generator streamlines the organisation’s work and moves part of its processes into a convenient digital space.