CSR Website Design & Development Using Wordpress

To level up their digital presence as a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), I help Kanaka Foundation to design and develop their website. The focus is to highlight their services and activities on social impacts. The colors and typography was chosen for better readibility based on their brand.  The result is clean and modern layout that adapts across platforms.

I developed user-focused content and copy with a strategic approach to keep messaging clear and purposeful. By eliminating unnecessary text and streamlining the user journey, I ensured visitors could easily understand Kanaka Foundation's mission and find the information they needed without distraction.

I designed web interfaces that authentically reflected their brand identity, carefully balancing visual appeal with functionality to create an experience that feels both professional and approachable for their diverse audience.

I built the website on WordPress with Elementor Pro, providing the foundation with a robust yet user-friendly platform that allows their team to easily manage content updates and scale their digital presence as their programs grow.

The new website successfully positioned Kanaka Foundation as a credible voice in the CSR space while transforming what was once a scattered online presence into a cohesive digital experience.

The streamlined content strategy and intuitive navigation helped reduce bounce rates and guided users toward key action areas - volunteer sign-ups and program information. The clean, accessible design ensures their mission and impact stories reach diverse audiences effectively, while the WordPress/Elementor setup means their team can easily update content as their programs evolve.

Most importantly, the foundation now has a digital platform that truly reflects their commitment to community empowerment, making it easier for them to attract partnerships, engage stakeholders, and serve as both an information hub for current supporters and a compelling first impression for potential donors discovering their work.