TYMA Nigeria — Nonprofit Website Redesign

Client: The Young Muslims Association (TYMA Nigeria) Role: UI/UX Designer (sole designer on the redesign) Status: Live at tymnigeria.org

TYMA is a youth-focused nonprofit in Nigeria dedicated to mentorship, education, and character development. Their existing website had unclear navigation, inconsistent layouts, dense text blocks, and no clear calls to action. The dated visual style made it difficult for youth, parents, and donors to understand TYMA's mission or get involved.

Site audit — documented every usability issue: broken information hierarchy, missing CTAs, poor mobile experience, and weak storytelling

Restructured the information architecture — reorganized into 6 clear sections: About, Programs, Get Involved, News, Donate, Contact. Each section answers one visitor intent

Redesigned the homepage — clear hero message + CTA, program highlights, impact metrics, testimonials, and streamlined join/donate paths

Built a modern visual system — faith-inspired aesthetic with cleaner typography, consistent spacing, and warm colors that feel welcoming without being childish

Optimized for mobile — simplified header, readable layouts, better spacing, and larger tap areas. Most of TYMA's audience (Nigerian youth) browses on mobile

Delivered production-ready assets — responsive components and redesigned flows for Homepage, About, Programs, and Donate pages

Three clear user paths: Learn (about TYMA), Join (programs), Support (donate). Every page funnels toward one of these actions

Credibility-first layout: Leadership message, organized mission/objectives, and real activity photos placed above the fold to build trust immediately

Mobile-first responsive design: Designed for the actual audience — youth on phones, not donors on desktops

The redesigned site is live at tymnigeria.org. Clearer narrative, improved navigation, stronger trust signals, and a modern presence that supports engagement and donor confidence.