NON-PROFIT WORDPRESS

Public Safety Medicine

Complex Membership Software
Custom Design
Robust Blog Post Section

Medical Guidance for Public Safety Employees

A complex task, masterfully executed

Tackling a project which includes complex membership capabilities is always challenging, but our seasoned team was able to deliver flawlessly, covering each and every one of the client’s needs.

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Other features include:

Complex membership software
Intricate and robust blog post section
Classy expansion of the original website’s color palette and logo features

What We Did

For Public Safety Medicine, we took what used to be a section on a separate website, and turned it into its own specialty website.

Before

After

We took on the challenge of taking an enormous amount of content and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing way, and came out victorious.

Increased subscriptions by

15%

Complete flexibility

We managed to cover each and every one of the Public Safety Medicine team’s needs and requirements with only a few flexible templates that serve several different purposes at the same time. We have landing pages, detail pages for the content, contact and membership pages, and a few more.

All templates are designed independently

The mobile design is pixel-perfect. This means that every single item looks exactly how it is intended to look on all devices and screen sizes. It requires extreme attention to detail and accuracy in order to ensure that all elements of the design are displayed exactly as they should be.

Style Guide

Both our team and the Public Safety Medicine team worked hard to find the best way to expand on the previous website’s style and color palette, but also trying to innovate and to bring a modern feel and performance to the website.

Services Performed for Public Safety Medicine

Research

Through a series of interviews and surveys (mainly for employees and sometimes users), we aim to fully grasp what the organization stands for and what it needs to achieve. With that information in mind, we are equipped to start the whole process. Some of the subjects we cover are “features that are missing and could be helpful”, “where do you think the website could be improved”, “what is the main obstacle for users when donating”, and more similar questions aimed at identifying issues and solving them.

UX Design

The User Experience is a key part of the goals we aim to achieve, so finding a way to present all the content in a smooth and organized way can be quite a challenge and is one of our specialties. The ideal scenario would include easy to find information, a smooth donation process, clear proof on how the money users donate actually helps improve people’s lives, a visible and qualified Leadership, and a main focus on all the different programs Peninsula has to offer to people in need.

Graphic Design

Our approach for the Public Safety Medicine was a very classy and conservative one, maintaining the sobriety of the previous website, while giving it a modern twist.

Development

The development stage begins as soon as the first designs are approved by the client, to ensure that the website is completely ready within deadline. The extensive testing (in desktop, mobile, many different browsers and devices) of each template also starts immediately after the first templates are ready. By the time the content migration comes, every single template has been tested and optimized to the maximum. As in all of our projects, the Public Safety Medicine website was successfully completed in time.

SEO

All our websites come with Search Engine Optimization technology, tools, and training. By optimizing a website’s content, structure, and technical aspects, SEO helps ensure that it appears higher in search results, making it easier for potential donors and volunteers to find. This increased visibility leads to more organic traffic, which is often more valuable than paid traffic because it’s driven by genuine interest in the website’s offerings. Even more, SEO helps build credibility and trust, as users tend to associate higher-ranking sites with authority and reliability.