Laura Fergusson Trust has worked in care, rehabilitation, advocacy and housing for physically disabled people in Auckland and Northland since 1965. With a bold new strategy and brand, the Trust needed a website that spoke with the same confidence.
A site as vibrant as the people it stands for. It needed to present four areas of impact, housing, advocacy, research and rehabilitation, clearly and accessibly, and carry a very distinctive new look without losing usability.
A fast turnaround on a beautiful design.
Re:Brand created a colourful, circular design language and we built it in WordPress with Elementor, keeping every layered shape and colour intact from desktop to phone. Each area of impact has its own page, with a clear route to contact the Trust from anywhere on the site.
Everything came together.
One of those projects where design, content and build all lined up, delivered on a fast turnaround. The Trust now has a site that looks like its mission, and we host and look after it.
Project highlights
Four areas of impact
Housing, advocacy, research and rehabilitation, each with its own page.
Distinctive design
Layered shapes and colour held intact on every screen size.
Quick delivery
Built and launched on a fast turnaround.
