Websites and Landing Pages

Website for European Network for Belarus

Website for easy management
European Network for Belarus webpage showing its mission to establish a network of experts, civil society representatives, and politicians supporting democracy in Belarus, with a focus on Belarus, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, and the EU. The page invites visitors seeking expertise, political or media contacts, or networking opportunities related to Belarus to contact the network. The webpage header includes navigation links and the organization's logo.

Challenge

The client asked to create a website that can be updated without the help of a designer. Since the organisation doesn't have a full-time designer responsible for the website, it was necessary to ensure that all work could be carried out by someone without special knowledge.

Therefore, the website was developed using a website builder, and all dynamic blocks were created to be as clear and predictable as possible.

Services

  • Website brief
  • Website style guide
  • Content templates in easy-to-use formats
  • Custom website on Webflow or Tilda (option 1)
  • Preparing the website design in Figma for handoff to your developer (option 2)
  • Integrations
  • Ongoing support (if needed)
Two-page newsletter layout for the European Network for Belarus featuring sections on working groups, activities, and publications. The first page highlights the Belarus working group, a search prompt, and three activity summaries with images. The second page outlines three additional activities with images, followed by a list of publications in the bottom section. The design uses a blue, white, and orange color scheme with logos of supporting organizations at the bottom.Collage of cards and smartphone screen showcasing the European Network for Belarus and Arbeitskreis Belarus working groups, with text about expertise, political contacts in Belarus and partner countries Germany, Poland, Lithuania, plus details of activities like panel discussions at the International Congress of Belarusian Studies.

Photos on the website are edited with specific filter, but it can be applied online using a free application. All guides have also been handed over to the team.

A webpage section titled 'Our Activities' showing three events: a panel discussion at the International Congress of Belarusian Studies in Gdańsk, Poland with an auditorium of people; a public discussion titled 'Overcoming the impasse of war and repressions. Scenarios for Belarus' with five speakers seated on stage in Berlin, Germany; and a stakeholders' meeting regarding the European Belarus Forum in Brussels, Belgium, featuring the European Union flag.
Responsive website displayed on a laptop, tablet, and smartphone with blue headers featuring sections titled 'Support A Democratic Belarus!' and 'Our activities,' including images and text about Belarusian human rights and democratic support.

The project team was happy with the results of our collaboration :)

LinkedIn recommendation by Olga Dryndova, expert in democracy promotion and autocracies based in Berlin, editor at Centre for East European Studies Uni Bremen, praising Yuliya's design work on two non-profit political projects' websites and logos. Olga describes Yuliya as a creative, reliable, and easy-to-work-with specialist, recommends her to stakeholders, and shares project URLs net4belarus.org and ak-belarus.org/eng.
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