2022
#Website
Slachtofferwijzer
Slachtofferwijzer is an initiative by Fonds Slachtofferhulp (Victim Support Fund) and is dedicated to assisting individuals who have been victims of various types of incidents. It was time for Slachtofferwijzer to receive a new branding and website. Morrow, and especially myself, wanted to be a part of this project. I believe it's incredibly important to work on projects that have a charitable purpose, whether they are small-scale or larger in scope. This not only adds more meaning to my work but also allows me to invest my emotions into the project, which often leads to an even stronger end product.
Together with my colleague Marten, we brainstormed a concept for the website and outlined the new narrative (+ design) for Slachtofferwijzer. We presented this to the client, who was so enthusiastic that they wanted to continue working with us, and we had won the pitch as a result.
After developing a new branding and discussing with the client what needed to be included on the website, I started working on creating all those components in the new style. Together with my colleague, we also came up with a unique additional navigation feature that helps the user find the right page for their issue as soon as they open the website. Once the components were developed and checked by the team, we quickly put the website together using our self-built design system, allowing the developers at Q42 to start coding the website fairly quickly. The interface design and final website had to be ready in 2 weeks due to tight deadlines. This was not a problem for us and Q42, and it motivated us to work even faster and more efficiently.
Later on, I performed additional tasks for this organization, such as animating banners. I am always eager to offer my assistance to such noble organizations.
All in all, this was a fantastic project to be a part of. Projects like these are the ones that make my work extra special and meaningful.
