I created a compassionate and user-friendly website for an animal rescue organization, designed to facilitate pet adoptions, promote animal welfare, and connect volunteers with the cause.
I focused on creating a platform that would facilitate animal adoptions, raise awareness about rescue operations, and provide an easy-to-use interface for volunteers and potential pet owners. My responsibilities included UX/UI design, front-end development, back-end implementation, and integrating the database to manage pet listings and adoption records.
In the design phase, I used Figma to create wireframes and prototypes that would reflect the mission of the rescue organization: compassion, care, and community. The website features an easy-to-navigate interface, vibrant images of animals, and a friendly, welcoming color palette. I made sure the design was simple yet impactful, with clear calls to action for donations, adoptions, and volunteer applications. The layout was designed to highlight success stories and encourage users to get involved.
For the front-end, I utilized React to create an interactive and dynamic experience. I used HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to ensure the website was visually appealing, responsive, and mobile-friendly. Special features like animal profiles, search filters for adoption listings, and interactive photo galleries were implemented to engage users. Smooth animations and transitions were added to provide a pleasant browsing experience across devices.
The back-end was built using Node.js and integrated with a PostgreSQL database to manage data related to animal listings, adoptions, volunteer applications, and donations. I developed secure APIs to handle dynamic content, allowing users to browse and filter animals based on various criteria such as breed, age, and location. The website also features an admin panel to manage the database, update listings, and track adoptions. I ensured that security protocols, including data validation and user authentication, were implemented to protect sensitive information.