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VdTMoCA Foundation UK

VdTMoCA Foundation UK: Making a Specialist Model More Accessible

Built the Laravel brochure website and developed its visual identity from the Foundation’s logo, supporting awareness of the model and volunteer involvement.

VdTMoCA Foundation UK: Making a Specialist Model More Accessible
Branded project illustration · represents the work delivered

// Problem

The VdTMoCA Foundation UK shares a specialist occupational therapy model with practitioners and others interested in learning about it. A brochure website needs to give visitors an understandable starting point, then help them find further information and ways to get involved.

The brief was to give the Foundation’s work a clear online home. Its existing logo provided the visual starting point, with the website branding and architecture developed around that identity.

// Solution

I delivered the website architecture in Laravel and designed the website branding from the supplied logo. The brochure site provides a way to introduce the Foundation and its work, organise information about the model and guide visitors towards relevant next steps.

The emphasis was on communicating a specialist subject clearly. Rather than making the technology the centre of the experience, the website gives the organisation a platform for explaining its purpose and connecting with people who want to learn more.

// Result

The website has helped the Foundation get information about the model in front of a wider audience and supported volunteer involvement, as reported in the project feedback.

// Stack

Laravel Website Architecture Website Branding Brochure Website
“Paul helped us create a clear online home for the Foundation and the model. The website has supported our efforts to raise awareness and connect with people who want to get involved.”
Team, Reprasentatives · VdTMoCA Foundation UK
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