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Vitaria: a website for a disaster-relief charity
Designed and built the site for a disaster-relief charity, with active emergencies, field updates and a donation form a visitor can finish in a few taps.
- Client
- Vitaria
- Designed and built by
- Ezzat Abdelrazek
- What I did
- Website, Nonprofit, Donations
- Live site
- vitaria.help
The problem
Vitaria responds to disasters and stays through the rebuilding. It needed a site that shows which emergencies it is working on right now, reports back from the field, and lets someone give in a few taps.
What I did
I designed and built the site from the brief: a donation form in the hero, a card for each active emergency, field updates, an approach page that walks through how a response runs, a volunteer roster form and a French version of every page.
The result
Vitaria’s site is live at vitaria.help, in English and French.
What’s on the site
- A hero: “When disaster strikes, life goes on with your help”, with a donation form
- What Vitaria does, from emergency relief to rebuilding
- Active emergencies, one card each
- Field updates from each response
- Questions people ask, with straight answers
- A volunteer roster form
The live site credits the build in its footer: vitaria.help.
Who built it
I’m Ezzat Abdelrazek, a web designer and developer based in Cairo. I sit on the Awwwards jury, I’m in Toptal’s designer network, and I work on every project myself, from the first call to launch. On Vitaria, that meant the whole site, from the brief to a live site in two languages.
