Education Website Re-Design for Non-Profit
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We are looking for a re-design of our education website, the DPC Education center. The Education Center is intended to be the "go to" resource for interactive classrooms and resources on chronic kidney disease and dialysis for patients, family members and interested parties. We are looking for a re-design on the home page and then design the basic pages that host the content on the site. Also, the classroom pages could use a revamp with a Left-Right Menus (nav on left vs. right)
Current website: www.dpcedcenter.org
Example Basic Page: http://dpcedcenter.org/diabetes-awareness-month
Classroom Page: http://dpcedcenter.org/classroom/home-hemodialysis
Updates
Project Deadline Extended
Reason: Need more time to decide on current submissions.
Added Monday, February 09, 2015
Target Market(s)
Current patients, family members, healthcare professionals
Industry/Entity Type
Education
Coding
Coded - Design and coding required
Number of Pages Required
3 page
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Requirements
Must have
- The website is hosted using Drupal 7 and will likely be upgraded to Drupal 8 so as much compatibility with Drupal as possible would be nice. Also we would like it to be a responsive design with two breakpoints for phone/tablet and then tablet/desktop views. Please keep the branding colors and fonts the same as found in the attached draft style guide.
- I'm attaching a screen shot of the American Diabetes Association website. We like the layout and cleanliness of the information presented on their homepage and then their subsequent education pages. (url:http://www.diabetes.org/?loc=bb)
Nice to have
- I would like to see a clean, semi-modern design. I currently HATE the narrow fixed width design we have with the puzzle piece navigation objects
- Education Topics: Nutrition, Pediatric Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Bone and Mineral Disease, Treatment Options, Heart Disease, Mental Health, Chronic Kidney Disease, CKD Prevention, Emergency Preparedness, Anemia Management and Paying for Dialysis (Like bottom of American Diabetes Association)
Should not have
- Narrow fixed width design, white background around text makes it look disjointed and dated, no "educational tools" menu/subpage focus, shouldn't prioritize "advocacy" portion, it should be included but at the bottom. Education topics and tools need to be prioritized.