Responsive Web Design for Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada

Responsive Web Design for Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada

Responsive Web Design for Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada

Project Type

Project Type

User Flow Restructure, Visual Redesign, B2B

User Flow Restructure, Visual Redesign, B2B

Time

Time

Aug 2022 - Feb 2023

Aug 2022 - Feb 2023

roles

roles

UX Design,

Visual Design

UX Design, Visual Design

UX Design, Visual Design

tools

tools

Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, CorelDRAW

Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, CorelDRAW

outcome

outcome

Significantly Enhance

User Experience

Significantly Enhance

User Experience

Significantly Enhance

User Experience

compared to the previous website

compared to the previous website

20% Increase

in Total Donations

20% Increase

in Total Donations

20% Increase

in Total Donations

in 2024 compared to 2023

in 2024 compared to 2023

Project Background

Project Background

Formerly known as Prostate Cancer Foundation BC (PCFBC), PCFC is a grassroots nonprofit established in 1997 by prostate cancer patients. It plays a vital role in providing leadership and resources for prostate cancer support, awareness, and research across Canada.

In 2023, PCFC underwent a significant rebrand—expanding its scope nationally and unifying three previously distinct subgroups.

Formerly known as Prostate Cancer Foundation BC (PCFBC), PCFC is a grassroots nonprofit established in 1997 by prostate cancer patients. It plays a vital role in providing leadership and resources for prostate cancer support, awareness, and research across Canada.

In 2023, PCFC underwent a significant rebrand—expanding its scope nationally and unifying three previously distinct subgroups.

Project Goals

Project Goals

A freshly-looking, well-structured and much user-friendly website was required to reflect PCFC’s new branding and integrated services.

A freshly-looking, well-structured and much user-friendly website was required to reflect PCFC’s new branding and integrated services.

My Role

My Role

  1. Reorganize as well as restructure all resources and contents for a better navigation.

  2. Improve the donation process and experience.

  3. Design a compelling website interface to reflect PCFC’s new branding.

  1. Reorganize as well as restructure all resources and contents for a better navigation.

  2. Improve the donation process and experience.

  3. Design a compelling website interface to reflect PCFC’s new branding.

Information Architecture

Information Architecture

Challenges & Solutions

Challenges & Solutions

Challenge 1

Challenge 1

The previous site had a main header bar and separate in-text submenu tabs on each page, leading to a clunky and unintuitive navigation experience.

The previous site had a main header bar and separate in-text submenu tabs on each page, leading to a clunky and unintuitive navigation experience.

Previous Design

Previous Design

Solution to Challenge 1

Solution to Challenge 1

I created a unified 3-level dropdown menu within the main header for desktop and tablet. For mobile, I implemented a sliding 3-level menu from the left side, providing a more intuitive and accessible navigation structure.

I created a unified 3-level dropdown menu within the main header for desktop and tablet. For mobile, I implemented a sliding 3-level menu from the left side, providing a more intuitive and accessible navigation structure.

New Design

New Design

Challenge 2

Challenge 2

The Facts & Resources section offered minimal information, forcing users to contact support or search externally for details.

The Facts & Resources section offered minimal information, forcing users to contact support or search externally for details.

Previous Design

Previous Design

Solution to Challenge 2

Solution to Challenge 2

We expanded the section with in-depth content including articles, videos, and guides. Key improvements included:

  1. A search bar in the top-right header for site-wide keyword search.

  2. Expandable content toggles within resource pages, allowing users to easily scan and access relevant sections.

  3. A dropdown filter in the video library to help users find content quickly without excessive scrolling.

We expanded the section with in-depth content including articles, videos, and guides. Key improvements included:

  1. A search bar in the top-right header for site-wide keyword search.

  2. Expandable content toggles within resource pages, allowing users to easily scan and access relevant sections.

  3. A dropdown filter in the video library to help users find content quickly without excessive scrolling.

New Design

New Design

Challenge 3

Challenge 3

The donation form was a single page. And there was no dedicated Thank You page, which could leave users uncertain about whether their donation was successful.

The client would like to add more information to be filled in the form. If we kept the page being a single page, the page would be very long - especially for mobile users.

The donation form was a single page. And there was no dedicated Thank You page, which could leave users uncertain about whether their donation was successful.

The client would like to add more information to be filled in the form. If we kept the page being a single page, the page would be very long - especially for mobile users.

Previous Design

Previous Design

Solution to Challenge 3

Solution to Challenge 3

I redesigned the donation user flow into a clear 3-step process after selecting donation types as "Donate Online":

  1. Contact information

  2. Payment information

  3. Gift Details

I also introduced a dedicated Thank You page, giving users immediate confirmation and a sense of appreciation for their contribution.

I redesigned the donation user flow into a clear 3-step process after selecting donation types as "Donate Online":

  1. Contact information

  2. Payment information

  3. Gift Details

I also introduced a dedicated Thank You page, giving users immediate confirmation and a sense of appreciation for their contribution.

Redesigned User Flow

Redesigned User Flow

Prototype

Prototype

Usability Testing & Insights

Usability Testing & Insights

Who Had Joined the Testing?

Who Had Joined the Testing?

  1. Members from both design team, programming team and PCFC team

  2. Friends and families

  1. Members from both design team, programming team and PCFC team

  2. Friends and families

Tasks

Tasks

  1. Make a one-time donation as a gift and send a thank-you email.

  2. Find information on nutrition for prostate cancer patients.

  3. Locate a support group in Kelowna.

  4. Identify the process to apply for a cancer research grant.

  5. Look up details on upcoming events.

  1. Make a one-time donation as a gift and send a thank-you email.

  2. Find information on nutrition for prostate cancer patients.

  3. Locate a support group in Kelowna.

  4. Identify the process to apply for a cancer research grant.

  5. Look up details on upcoming events.

Insights

Insights

  1. All users reported significantly improved navigation.

  2. The new multi-step donation form was clearer and more user-friendly.

  3. Many wanted to review donation amounts before submitting.

  4. The clients would like to add further more details to be filled in gift sections.

  5. Users wanted more detailed event information before registering.

  1. All users reported significantly improved navigation.

  2. The new multi-step donation form was clearer and more user-friendly.

  3. Many wanted to review donation amounts before submitting.

  4. The clients would like to add further more details to be filled in gift sections.

  5. Users wanted more detailed event information before registering.

Iteration on Donation Flow

Iteration on Donation Flow

Iteration on Donation Flow

Iteration on Donation Flow

  1. Furtherer split the donation flow.

  2. Added in “Edit” button at the top of each step for quickly review or change the donation detail.

  3. Changed colours to the “Next” and “Submit” buttons.

  1. Furtherer split the donation flow.

  2. Added in “Edit” button at the top of each step for quickly review or change the donation detail.

  3. Changed colours to the “Next” and “Submit” buttons.

Iterated User Flow

Iterated User Flow

Prototype after Iteration

Prototype after Iteration

Design System

Design System

Typography

Typography

Anton

Headlines

Headlines

Roboto

Body & CTA

Body & CTA

Color Palette

Color Palette

buttons

buttons

CTA to donation

CTA to donation

Default

Mouse Hover

Pressed

other CTA Tabs

other CTA Tabs

Default

Mouse Hover

Pressed

tabs

tabs

Primary CTA Button

Primary CTA

Button

Default

Mouse Hover

Pressed

Accordion Toggle

Expand

Expand

Fold

External Link

External Link

Default

Mouse Hover

Pressed

Final Delivery

Final Delivery

Visit the live site of the new PCFC website ➡️ https://prostatecanada.ca/

Visit the live site of the new PCFC website ➡️ https://prostatecanada.ca/

Homepage Mockup

Homepage Mockup

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