The YMHF managed to secure a grant for a brand-new WordPress website, which is fantastic news for housing all our free mental health resources for families and schools. However, we've been let down by the web agency we hired; the new site is functional, but it's missing the polished design and smooth user experience we need to truly connect with our audience.

We're facing the challenge of taking this nearly-finished site and making those crucial design and usability tweaks to get it looking professional and user-friendly. We're looking for a volunteer who is skilled in WordPress development, responsive design, and visual standards implementation.

Your key tasks will involve refining page layouts, checking mobile usability, and ensuring the whole site feels cohesive and trustworthy. Success means having a website that is intuitive, visually appealing, and easy for parents and educators to use, resulting in increased resource downloads and a lower bounce rate. This final expert polish will transform our grant investment into website we've dreamed of, helping us get our life-changing support directly to the young people and families who desperately need it.

Mini Project: 9-12 hours

Children and Young People | Creating | Remote or Face to Face