Case · NGO website

RRC: a website for the
Residential Reintegration Center

The Residential Reintegration Center NGO helps people who lost their homes to the war get safe and dignified housing. We created a website that:

  • explains the mission on the first screen and leads to a consultation
  • separates help for IDPs from services for commercial clients
  • shows real projects: planning, interior design and supervision
  • reads comfortably on a smartphone, from services to the form
RRC website on tablets
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service areas: architecture bureau, design and supervision, social housing support

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ways to work together: for IDPs and vulnerable families and for commercial clients

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portfolio projects in Kharkiv, Odesa, Lviv and Kyiv

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blog articles on planning, renovation and interior design

The case in brief

The Residential Reintegration Center is a Ukrainian NGO that brings together architects, designers, builders, coordinators and volunteers. It renovates and furnishes homes for IDPs and military families.

The organization needed a website that speaks just as clearly to two audiences: families looking for help and commercial clients ordering architecture and interior design services.

We built the structure around its areas of work: mission and values on the home page, a dedicated page for each service, a portfolio, a blog and a consultation form available from any page.

Client

The Residential Reintegration Center NGO restores homes for people affected by the war.

Task

A website for two audiences: social support for families and professional services for business.

Solution

Pages by service area, a portfolio, a blog, FAQs and a one-click consultation form.

Result

A clear website that explains the mission and brings people to a consultation.

See the website in action

A walk through the home page: structure, design and key sections.

What we delivered

Every section helps people quickly understand what help they can get and how to ask for it.

Mission-first hero

“Comfortable housing for IDPs and vulnerable families”: the key message and a consultation button right on entry.

Mission-first hero

Two audiences

The services page separates help for IDPs and vulnerable families from services for commercial clients.

Two audiences

Architecture bureau landing

What’s included, timelines, client pain points, portfolio and FAQ on a page built for apartment planning.

Architecture bureau landing

Design and supervision

Live project statuses, a list of works and a 4-step process show how the team runs each project.

Design and supervision

Project portfolio

Project cards with city, area, year and type of work; photos open in a lightbox gallery.

Project portfolio

Blog

Articles on planning, renovation and interior design, with new posts loading without a page reload.

Blog

Mobile version

The menu, consultation form, portfolio and articles are adapted for smartphones, where people find it easiest to ask for help.

Website screenshots

Click an image to enlarge it.

How we worked

From research to launch.

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Analysis

We mapped the organization’s areas of work and the site’s two audiences: families seeking help and commercial clients.

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Design

Calm, warm visuals with interior photography, with the focus on dignity, safety and comfort.

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Structure

Mission-led home page, service pages, portfolio, blog and contacts: a consultation is one or two clicks away.

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Development

WordPress + WoodMart and Gutenberg: the team updates services, projects and articles without a developer.

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Forms and content

A Contact Form 7 consultation form in a popup, FAQ accordions, a portfolio gallery and blog content.

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Launch

Smartphone layouts, form testing and Google Site Kit connected for analytics.

The result

The mission is clear at once

The first screen and the “Our mission” block explain who RRC are and whom they help within seconds.

Two audiences, one website

Families looking for help and commercial clients each find their own section and way of working together.

One click to a request

The “Get a consultation” button is on every page and opens a short form.

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