Website Redesign and UI/UX
Rebuilding Project Purple’s website allowed us to cater to their diverse user base effectively. We focused on enhancing user navigation to ensure that all visitor types could easily find what they needed. This involved creating distinct pathways for patients, donors, runners, and social media followers. The new design also streamlined the donation process, making it quicker and more seamless, which was crucial for increasing contributions. Additionally, we provided a stunning visual design that accurately reflected Project Purple’s ethos and credibility.
SEO
Improving SEO was a key component of our solution. We optimized the website to reach new audiences by implementing targeted keywords, improving site speed, and ensuring mobile-friendliness. By enhancing the site’s visibility on search engines, we attracted more organic traffic and engaged users who were previously unaware of Project Purple’s mission. This effort not only increased the number of visitors but also contributed to higher engagement and conversion rates.
CRO
Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) was another critical focus. We analyzed user behavior and identified areas where visitors were dropping off or facing obstacles. By addressing these pain points, we were able to create a smoother user journey from landing on the site to completing a donation or signing up for an event. The improved user experience led to higher conversion rates, turning more visitors into active supporters of Project Purple.
The design is stunning and we are able to use the site to reach new audiences through much better SEO optimization. Plus, the site provided an improved ethos and visual credibility that more accurately reflects who we are and what we strive for here at Project Purple.
We blew our fundraising goals out of the water with our biggest year yet – raising over $2.5 million for pancreatic cancer research and patient financial aid. I believe the website played a part in that, both in direct ways and in indirect ways like providing a better home for the storytelling content we strive to create.
– Sam DaCosta, Marketing Manager, Project Purple